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- a wv s k It! sTV i I fl - Holiday Goods. m 15 6 1U 1 dAKuAlm UMim At ML Christmas Gifts THE rrazier,Book Man. Successor to Max Baer. Elegant Souvenirs for Christmas Tide... Ikllk I Hk of every rlaaurlntlagl from UjrrnTV Klmnt French ilate niir- VWK 5e u lo.mi. heads mid illlllUl? ropseaael mirrors and tripli- sxtraa of all kluda. calm. Just the thing for your drewwr. l'jn'Jn I Of ill v Bbopptaf bwlMtt, a'tlllv ?V WVW? t, BUtj Hehak 1hnmc An awortnifiit of forty dlt goflgff, , utt. handkerchief aud glove ferviit altuini- at various Inxes, waste iiaper basket, tuatf and rlf. You cannot hell Isdiij: ides-ed all kinds of novelties. C9HIM COMB1HOLA. the great "STNT ililltTV 'J'ni ,t"' -w,""t Mil 5 mm urd Knmmmmm kXauwiuJ Bm of fancy mxtamrj hosvrd, and other juilar games. '' ' tihiied ' the oity. Luther M ? jff Hrtorf rLK.JK3 nook and N MM of the latent , jn 0,on, M1.t ... w , designs, at appreciated lumL'w All the latent cofvriglit ! W'fO iHMln Rook of prow, poetry ,t".v" p,"1 ",mI ";- aod humor Klegant gift U.kx in fwtklla. handball and return ball cloth and leather rhildretr nook IMH'ket kiitvea. raotv. m.ld jiena. foun- that are sure to please tain pens, l-rusln-. i-oniiw. et. .. eto. Sticct them now and haf them laid away. You will thus avoid the rush ot the last moments. feast (&Y(fovavj MONDAY, DECEMBER . 1W01. FOR THE LITTLF. PEOPLE SOME OF THE GAMES PLAYED BY THE BOYS "Run-a-Mils" and Some Otner Means Wherab Young America Vents Hio Surplus Pnysical Energy. A boy of yesterday stopped to watch some children playing In the street One o! the boys covered hi eyes in the old familiar way. and tin hoy of yesterday was confident that h was going to witness the good old fashioned game of "I spy " But the subsequent developments were so it variance with th lamiliar rules that be was distinct!) puzzled. So he ought counsel of lux ii-phew. Ma h r i aged in. "Win Miat was Run a niiie .Major !:.-ere1 The noy of yesterday ex plained that Kun s mile was foreign to his ex,erin' - iind drew from Ma ;n ioliowlng: In Run-a-mile the lioys count out and "It" hides his eyes. He is then tuii'-hei! lij one boy. Who immediately conceals himself with the others. When "if has counted loo or so he tart out to And the toucher. Each player when discovered steps trom ma'.ion a to the whereabouts ot the toucher' unless indeed .he be that am- in which case the exciting IBM to honn "h i; and !f "It" gets there first he may set any .aak he pleas..: for the toucher to perform even to the running of a mile But It is safe to gay 'hat this r-nalty is seldom .. red or ali! Now. that is a far cry from hid iitn! e.-k .si, f,, f w illy willy wol: In which "It" Is the wolf" and rs verses the usual methods by hldini himself The others then try to fln-l him and the successful boy s-?ts up a ghoul of "I spy" Tht "wolf" cries Stand" am! the iy must no ma he sh .ts ! s"- mmM ' " At tl.t hln, and "' mak' af,"r bfc, -nen the boy is caught ! ..... htnis- !: .. ol! and musi aelp to capture still another, until all 8r 'i'vh An interesting 'clinical :tv tt this game is that should th boy cr "I spy willy-willy dog." or "horse" or any other name except "wulf" the "wolf" ma not stir from his itoattlon Prisoner's base also survives but In two novel forme stand? in the middle of the street and calls "Hod-Rover. Red-Rover. Someone come over'" "Some one" may be Tom Brown or P'"k. or Harry, but the player gagas! lie called by name. The boy so indi cated tries to cross without being caught If captured he become a Red-Rover, and helps to catch the rest. The second variation is knowi. gg One-foot-off-two-feet-off In this "It" commands those oa the sidewalk "One foot off'" All must promptly put their right feet In the gutter, and at the order "Two feet off" all run to the oppoalte curb. The capture,! assist as in Red-Rover. Another new game U "Stealing Hats." In this the lioys choose side each side placing Its hats on tt.. qarB Ing opposite the others and trying to protect them while at the same time endeavoring to steal the hats of the enemy. The side which succeeds In acquiring all the hats, of course, wins But it hard on the rats as mothe-s will testify Leap-frog is seldom played as of old. but Is father to two imiortaiit offshoots lr. the favorite. Bomhav the leaner tries to take severs' "backs" at one spring "Backs" are also offered In many various and diffi cult positions Spanish-f)y is th gg -ond form, wherein the leaner takes bur i. single "back." but is require- to "do stunts" while tearing the com mand lelng -iven by the "captain Johnny jump th- apple cart" Is on at which the agt pat tries to throw the frug on the ground "Cut butter" aud 'Cut cheese" are gMftljr dHfot asl ways of smiting the "frug" in the iibs with the edge of the hands. Mamma spank the baby " B Is no explanation- 'tis as obvious as It is anpisoarul fur the "frog." Bf ST EXHIBITION OF FOOTBALL EVER SEEN HERE Teams Foujjnt Over the Ground IncH by Inch Battled for the Virtorv in Royal Stylt Sccnng Was in the First Half High School Almost Forced the Ball Over Academy's Coal Line. But Were Held for Downs With no Score to Their Credit. .lobu B, Thompson, coach 01 ;h high school team, thus reviews the BolMlBO iootball game A Crcax Game. "It v;i- n great game, ami a n sidcrcd by the people on the side ltnee as the finest exhibition ot toot ball seen on the I'eiulleton ground this year. Tin Pendleton Acaib m and US h:gh school have been threat enlng t , oine together for some tinu and yesterday afternoon lass) f ought It out In royal style, the game result Ing In a score of t to I In favor Of th" ai-adcmy. Tin score does nor In any way tail tin etor of the gamer The thing was done in the first hall Captain Wy rick, ot the High School, won th. and i noas the west goal. Acad- niy kicked off to McCarty. who imniedi ar. 1 started oji th- run down th field behind a good interference. He slipped In the mud and fell. OfOBifl tried to take the ball from him. but while the imss was In-lng made the goir. wore tackled and the ball fum bled An a -ademy man fell on it and the first scoring took place on the high school 7 yard line A touchdown was scored in four down and the academy kicked goal luring UM matnder of the half the ball wa In the middle Thereafter it was the high school' gano They took the Itall or their own goal HsH and forced it by hard tandem line bu- kg to the academy I'-yard line. St ban they wen held foi lowns Tl I M time the ;t,adclll brought the ball out to thel: So yard line, only la have It forced back Into daucerous prox imity to their goal line. "The game ended with th ball on ' he academy's 'oyard line "Slusber made a spectacular pia during the first part of the s ml half, running 3" yards before he was dow-ned. Hill played a strong afB siv game "For the high school It 's dlnVt'lt to maKe aosBparisons The team work was excellent and IkV physical von dltlon of the team showed up well In the last half. Bgkef and OlWsl stars probably most effective in offensive play." R.feree Bryson. Time keepers Cor.klln and Pond Yardmen Stevens and I'enland HOW SHARPED I AILED Subscriptions to the Daily, Weekly, or SemiWeekly fin mw at esagsji II. i. jfBi n acts and S ' kL I n I ITI IU sa m m va am sv m ss ssj ss ss jm m ssa .-".mi s vrsssrs t. . . WVVJIVVUU iQlc-Z'T' j V m mm Uecember il m AT MARSHAL HEATHMAN SQUELCHED A -CON" VAN. move willy-willy Seven Years in Bed U':: .wucie- . ast-" Inquire the friends of Mrs L Pease. 0! Law i, cfun They kiu-w ,-tlit hu i i i:"able to leave her bed in seven year m MOW bt kiduey and 'Tjuulr, nervous prostration ami gen eral debility but "Three bottle of Hartrli Blttars euabled me to walk.' she write "and in thre months I felt like a Bgsj aggsjgsj Woineu suffering iron. Iieudaehi . u, lie. iiiixou 11.-.- ceiieMlcSk I1H lull' holy Tit'Il! ing and dizzy sm-11 will find it a priceless ltlebsiug Try it. Satiaiai -tion is guaranteed Tulltuati A Co Only 50c In one of these. Red-Rover. "It" Pl'Uf ewstT uO fr frun. every klr pr. -rvu, aas igi .1 . 'ut BssultHrd by no i k or. .rfvi-nli IS ssksi is- 1. irriuied, iri, or ,lus ion of Iks is . jp is iiL il lur 1 ' SS &itd nttf- . It...,'. Hi-'' .... in T e-.P st OSS l-iui s mm M t'KKTS - U. BT kin ia e.jri-i. " ! -uu -T 1.,1-el u. wl t bso uap In Uw worst. fcv vv Tv '-vwevx prsv-.'ing. Sl'.'-" yBSJSS People in the Penitentiarv . Wuiiu Wallt le- There are Ms nysi , n fined in the state penitent! ar the larges' In the history oi the institution The numbei has been In .,.! Ironi 52" recently by large additions from the coast ettiog, and there are others under sentence who will arrive shortly. The increase in population at the prison is a matter of comment here as but two year ago l-ss than !" no i were confined within 'he walls For son' HBOSPsalsV ed reason tin liuuile-i ol convicts has In- iea.M-d i-ap,ill foi two years many of the it-h leing -nt up foi long Ill IE W. eV C. R. R. Mskmg a Fill. W alla Walla. Dec. s Today a large (ores of men were p. It to work to algbT a bOsW A" 10 the roadlied of Wastiington A Columbia River railway uear Riverside atation. on the Tmui bet river A large bridge lv to I., replaced with earth a concrete arch providing a roadway under the rack, now provided by the treat le Th. work will require the labor of M MsV a steam shovel a lot of car an engine and a' number of horse for at least two months Portland Sharp Left Towr Money Snort. After Beginning to Sell Silver Dollars for 90 Cents. Krec. S Walton ot Portlaud who claimed to te representing the Quaker Medicine company did not find Mar shal Heathman asb-ei when ). ,i-n ed ii.-i , Sat urdu ithrwis . he might have kou- ,iui with stun, the hard-earned cash of the gullible and they would have had -enough with a "sharper to have" lastei, u few gfOOggl Saturday morning. Waimi. gpnagr ed before the city rocordoi ain! ., - s ilia' he he iHMUell a license to I. ions ou the streets. Just baton aoon io appeared in a livery rig and gftei driving up and down proclaiming what li. was going t. do hv stopoei' on th- c. rvr oS nyjp uih1 Alta nrH and began selling silver dollar '" '.It Hi WO allowed IO SOfttlRMM until ll'n had ue.-n disposed of at tbhl prui aud then he announced mat he was going to lunch and that he would again appear at the same plan in would sell H for $4 H. nm !. t. fata! mistake g proclaiming t, large crowd that had gatherer - bag him. that he was a ' shan.ei " and in tended tO "take tl.lMMl out III the BjtJ betore lie left. Wltuu he ! rt I ed Marshal Heathman was at th n pointed place and lsjOfed tb "sharper" that bis license had been revoked and he would have to "gsovs on." He could nol du tlial kiss ot btsltoess here. Made Him Angry. At this Walton was sa :.: . gg threatened to sue the i-ny i,,. iirt(,i ages, but this had no effect on the old-hearted marshal who tob. biB to sue" if he wanted to but he , uild not noil dollars in Pendhvon at j dis count It might be wel1 t., mat. ., silver dollars pass here ar lull face alue and the man who eli . ,, t. a discount is looked upon srRI sag picton by the police. Just what Walton's s, h. n,, tti. ,. not known but It Is though' tha' he in'i-ndeii to work the old onldooeo gamt of selling five, ten oi went) ti r - lars at a discount and glvs a tl,-i g the purchaser calling for the gSgOQnl of money he paid and probably tha much more and then whoa at! bit that would, he was going to make hi ape with tht "hoodie" How- whatever was I,!.- scheme Marsha! Heathman was "too many for hln. Instead of taking out "g thousand go! lars" he went awa sewral dollars short, as a remimlei to blm in aftei years that Pendleton people start no' so "easy" after all. i 11 'He L'U"TS.CM lfW ... . s aOL7 HALF PRICE i THF DtVw hi. Dwm iniT IN EVERT IN EVEY HT I EVERY AM Pnet 25 ds. stud ffill art IM. A Cut of 50 per cent, For this one day only At this rate, the Daily East Oregonian. i l, Rav I if vou subscribe on this dav, will be sent bv mail to vou for one vear for $3,00: the s m 7 Semieekly for $1.00: the weekly for 75c. This offer is made to old or new subscrib ers who pay subscriptions in advance from December 28th. IM0I for one vear or more. Stocks, BtM end G: ttrsslnai New Vori Has I Origai I Chits.--HosmH ,,iri Ottesl Don't fail to take advantage of it. m Tell your Neighbor about this offer. Send in your name for a Sample Copy Remember this offer is good for the ONE DAY ONLY, Saturday, December 28th. 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