East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 21, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST ORKOOXTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TTIl'IJ.SDAV. MAY 21. UH. PAGE TTTnET!. "t ' i ' ' w "" . toy -tr . : - - S i OCT : E""3 9tt ffi P For Infants and Children. ALCOHOL a per r.vHT AVcsclablelVrparailonErAi ling U? S loflndu aaUJowek-f Proractcs Didesaonflmfl ixss and RratContalas nriarf OmumXansiine ncrKxal Not Narcotic. ffartWJk hart Anerfed Brmedv forCorsft tloa , Sour StoDadtDtanbn WonasJConvulstousjevmst nessandLossorSIXffi TacSiross Si$anrt if NEW lUHft. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears Signature the , 5 In Use For Over Thirty Years S P 0 R TSlffi i ROBERT E. LEE, VICTIM DEIII! DUtSIIOilED III BAKER'S VICTORY BEARS TAKE SECOND OF SERIES FROM Exact Copy of Wrapper. tmi kwi MWMt, una ill TAMPICO AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY JUST TAKEN M'KEEV LOOKS SAFE IX NINTH "' BUT UMPIRE CALIFS IIIM OCT. BAKER,- Ore.. May 21. Eaker won from Pendleton 4 to J yesterday on a questionable decision by Umpire Koy Beck who called McKeen out at the plate in the ninth when he surely looked safe. Fulwlder deserved to win more easily than he did. He pitched, a five hit game and with a little bet ter backstopplng would have blanked the visitors. Baker got to Shroeder early and scored in the first, two more in the third on clean hitting and another in the fourth on three hits, one a two bagger.' Shroeder tightened then but It was too late. The Bucks scored In the third on passed ball, walk and Varlan'a double. In the, eighth they made another on a walk, error and putout and in the ninth Peterson trip led and 'scored, after McKeen had walked, on a double steal.. Coen then walked after Briggs had sacrificed and again the double steal was tried. It looked as though McKeen was safe by a mile but Beck didn't see It that way. The score: Pendleton AB R H PO Kaughton. 2b 2 1 0 1 Lodell, lb 4 0 Varian, cf 4 0 Pembroke, c 4 0 Peterson, 3b S 1 McKeen. rf 2 0 Briggs, If 2 0 EXCELLENT PITCHING FEATURE OF GAME ENDING 3 TO 1 FOH V. W. BY THE CnNSTITM T lllNAI STS AFTFR flNfi RATTI C c coen. s s (7 y'y' I y BUSTOS1' hroeder, p Totals . . Baker Llnd. If ... King, lb .. Fuller, c .. Nadeau, cf . French. 2b . 4 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 WALLA WALLA, Wash., May 21 (Special.) Walla Walla took the second of the series from North Yaki ma 3 to 1 In a first class game, fea tured by excellent box work and some fast fielding. Two of Walla Walla's runs were earned. Both Washington and Pet erson dH.fine work in the box. Washington striking out 8 and Peter son 3. The ball was hit frequently but nearly always fielded well. Walla Walla scored first in the fifth. Jackson walked, was advanc ed bv two sacrifice hits and scored on Webb's error. Two more bruins came home in the seventh. Washington, on by a force hit, was advanced when John son walked and both scored on Schmidt's double. In the eighth North Yakima saved herself from a shutout Webb, given a life when Lundstrom overthrew first a mile went to third on fielders choice and scored on Green's hit ' The score: Yakima. , AB R H PO Feny, If 4 0 1 0 Green. So 4 0 1 3 Harrod, 2b 4 0 Stoppe, lb 3 Plantz. cf . 4 Kranse, ss 3 Hall, rf . . . .- 4 Webb, c 3 Peterson, p 2 riiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiinniniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiitiinttuiiuiit I ALWAYS ASIC FOR S. & II. TRADING STAMPS. I VERA CRUZ "SKIPERS" I I Tho Alexander Dopf. Giorc SPECIAL FOR Tomorrow J m- 3 25 Pieces Ratine in Plain Ska- des Stripes and Plaids. Come in g 1 Pinks, Tans, Blues, Lavendar Old 1 ass i Rose and White. 36 to 44 Inches i wide, Worth to 81.25 SPECIAL 48c 1 See our window i nuiii3iiuiiii:iiiiiti:iiii!iuni:iiii:i!i3ciniii:iiiiiiiciiiiii::inii:iifinrriiuvf:::in:!:::!w .28 3 6 24 11 AB R H PO A Forney, rf 4 Sigsby, 3b 4 Togneri. as 3 Fulwilder, p 3 2 11 6 2 1 1 3 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 Rnhort v. eighteen years of I age of New York City, a marine on th. battleshiD Connecticut, who came to the United States on the hospital ship Solace with a wound in his leg. iigatiibts Totals 31 Rears 1 S 24 12 2 Johnson, Schmidt, Childers. If . 2b 3b AB R H PO 2 112 0 1 Lundstrum, ss 4 9 27 13 2 Totals 31 Score by Innings: Pendleton . ..0 0100001 13 Baker 1 0210000 4 Summary: 'Left on bases, Pendle ton, C; Baker 11.. two-base hits. Ful ler, Llnd, Varian, McKeen; three-base hits, Peterson; sacrifice hits. King, Eriggs; ' double plays. Fulwider to King; pased balls. Fuller 2; struck I out, by Fulwider 6, Shroeder 7; bases on balls, Fulwider 6; Shroeder 7; wild pitch. Shroeder; stolen bases, Peterson. McKeen, Lind, Fuller; bats men hit by pitched balls. Peterson and Briggs; time 2 hours; umpire, Roy Beck. FAN FODDER 4 4 , 4 Harmon, cf 4 Sheely, lb 2 Wallace, rf 3 Jackson, c 2 Washington, p . . . 2 3 5 Totals 27 Score by innings: Yakima ..... 0000000 Bears 000010 Summary: A 0 11 ID MEET- HI CH E 0 0 0 1, CALGARY. Alta.. May 21. The Do minion government has been request ed by the board of control of the In ternational Irrigation congress to In vite delegates from all countries n' where Irrigation agriculture Is prac-i 0 tlsed, to attend the 21st Congress In n' Calgary. Oct. S to 9. In addition to 0 the foreign representatives and speak- 0 ers there will attend expert irriga- I tionists from the principal stations of 1 the union and the provinces of the i Dominion. 1 0 l! The congress this year promises to 2 0 3 be one of the most notable in the his- ! tory of the organization from an edu- Earned runs. Bears 2. Left on cational standpoint, ana irom tne bases, Yakima 6; Bears 4. Two-base 1 economic results which may follow, hits. Stokke and Schmidt. Sacrifice There is much in the methods which hits! Johnson and Washington. ; have been so successfully used by the Double plays. Kraiwe, Stokke, Sheely , Canadians which can be studied and unassisted. Hit by pitcher. Krause. to some extent adopted by the home Bases on balls, off Petterson 4. off builders of the states. Methods of col Washlngton 2. Struck out. by Peter-1 onizatlon are to be given special at- son 3, by Washington 8. empire, tentlon ERUPTIONS ON YOUR FACE OR BODY Dry, moist, scaly tetter, all forms of eczema or salt rheum, pimples, and other eruptions come from humors, which may be either In herited or acquired through defective digestion and assimilation. To treat these eruptions with dry ing medicines Is dangerous. Ask your druggist for Hood's Sar saparllla. It helps the system dis charge the humors, and Improves the digestion and assimuaiion. to the root oi aiseases. It goes Get It today. THE EXCEPTION. A teacher In a Liverpool school was trying to find from a tiny child the name of his father. He seemed quite unable to think of it, so to help that she asked: "What do you call him?" "I call him father," was the reply "Well, what does your mother call him?" The response was eloquent of the manners of the neighborhood. "She doesn't call him anything. She likes him." Liverpool Post. Hall. Time, 1:30. Attendance, 150. This map shows the approach of the rebels on Tamplco. The half Tijoon of dots west of the city Indl- ate their approach. They found H necesiwry to reach the city over the narrow neck of land between the Panuco River on the north and Lake Pueblo on the south. We are still hanging on to the top rung. v Walla Walla's win and Pen dleton's loKe yesterday a one game lead. still gives us PROOF CYmiA'RIYE. "Is Kmithson an Intelligent, well informed man?" "Unusually an. As a Juror he Is alwi,)s rejected by the attorneys on both tides: APPETITE NOT AFFECTED. "I'm not eating very much of late." "What's the matter, old man? Lost your appetite?" ".No; my credit." Boston Transcript. i n peipjles -d U COILS CAimraCLES PAINS Are 'Danger Signals" the human tjrstem'e method of giving warn ing that tie blood baa become impoverished and circulation poor. In this condition the human body it almost powerless to resist the more aerious illness. Don't delay. You need DIL PIERCE'S Golden Medical Discovery It gets is work immod!r at ths Mt of your trouble the Stoaiaetu It Uoiit s helping baas, liulps to digMt the fuud. Tones up the UMiiat b. fcuue brings fcw k iwnnsi condition. Fuu4 is proparly sMimilsus and un4 biu run, rod bluurj. Lvtry trgae U mngOxmad mud ftj tiuve tiAm frum roots talue from our frxttt merirsa forests. Try til raniwf now. Miiiy lJer in liquid or Ulilot form or send 60s Ui Vf. 'Wft' iuyaJuU HwU l, bulftio, H. t , i triul bus. I rmm kmvm IW oaibif "MrSn al ASriaer" ef IMS K,r -Hath A dispatch from Baker says that Umpire Beck kept the Bucks out of the winning yesterday. Good as an alibi but not as average food. Hall, the Indian released by Lodell after a brief trial .is trying to prove his worth to Ford of Yakima. Local fans are objecting to the Portland's Oregonian's emthod of handling the western trl-state returns. It g-ts"its service alt from Its Walla Walla correspondent and runs it without a date line. Mistakes often creep In such as that Monday article statins that the Buck and Kubs broke even last week when, as a matter of fact, Pendleton won four out of six. W-ath-r permitting, several cnr may try to go to Baker next Sunday for the game there. The roads are In line shape, according to Messrs. Bond Wuukin and I.ampkln who made the trip Turfduy with Hoy Ritner. Health a Factor In Success. The largest factor contributing to a man's success Is undoubtedly health. It has been observed that a man Is seldom sick when his bowels are reg ular he Is never well when they are The congress work Is In charge of a board of governors consisting of Geo. A. Snow, Salt Lake City, chair man; Major Richard W. Young, pres ident of the congress. Salt Lake City; J S. Dennis, chairman of the local board of control, which has been or ganized at Calgary; Douglas White, constipated. For constipation you Los Angeles; Lou D. Sweet. Denver, will find nothing quite so good as L.. Newman, Great Falls;, and Arthur Chamberlain's Tablets. They not only ' Hooker, secretary of the congress, of move the bowels but Improve the ap- j Spokane. petite and strengthen the digestion They are sold by all dealers. Ad. I1ARITS We miss President Wilson's quiet and trenchant wit sadly here at Princeton." said an instructor in Greek. "I remember at one of President Wilson's receptions ? complained of a man who boasted of ills bad habits. 'When a man." said the President 'boasts of his bad habits.- you may rest assure! that they're the best he has." Delegates will be shown over the great irrigation project which begins practically at the city limits and ex tends 150 miles to the east. This is the greatest project of its kind on the American continent, embracing over 3.000.000 acres and on-which millions of dollars have been spent. Hunting and fishing abound in the mountains near Calgary and the meeting comes at a delightful season of the year for tourists. Rheumatism Quickly Cured. "My sister's husband had an attack of rheumatism in his arm," writes a well known resident of Newton, lows. "I gave him u bottle of Cham berlain's Liniment which he ipplled to his arm and on the next morning the rheumatism was gone" For chronic muscular rheumatism you will find nothing better than Cham berlain's Liniment. Sold by sll deal ers. A'iv, NOSTRILS AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM COLO? TRY MY CATARRH BALM litMJtu'lv 4-U-ur Al I'M-. o4 't ry "July's Omm lslw " i i'il bottle ns'. Ky jl-eW'l l"l )" ""''" i,d liu'niiy Vur lo(s'4 ! 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At Victoria Victoria 2, Spokane 1 Pacific 0at Iicague Results. At Oakland Portland 7. OaklanJ At Los Angeles Los ' Angeles 1 Kan Francisco 0. At Sacramento Venice 10, Sacra mento C. Weitcra Trl-KUte fctamllng. Won Lout Pet. Pendleton 22 1 .379 Walls Walla 21 17 .65 J Itaker 1 24 -4 North Yakima . . 15 23 ,395 Rl.-hland and Newbridge, Bak': county, are to be supplied with mountain wuter teiu to cot IJ0, 00. Modern Dentist s Dr. Thoe. C. Ofanmrt, staaaces;. TAYLOR HARDWAKB BXJOO. Pendleton. Ore. ROSES I have 10,000 rosea ready for Immediate delivery, all grown In the open ground, and grown la Heppner. All are on own roots, comprising 170 varieties of the best ever blooming sorts; positive ly guaranteed true to labeL Many prefer that I make their selection, giving their preference of colors. I will always give any rose of equal value In exchange for those that do not entirely please you. I will also donate, as a forfeit, tea choice ever blooming roses for ev ery error I make In - filling your order. I refer yon. te 1. L. Vaoghan, the electrician, as te the merits of my roses, Mr. Vaughan having: over 10 of my roses growing In his yard. Address, HARRY CUMMIN G8 Heppner. Oregon. SOME TOWN, ALL RIGHT. "Pretty brisk village, they tell me. "Brisk! I should say it was brisk! There ain't a bachelor In it an there's only two old maids an" neither o them is moren 27.' Cleveland Plain Dealer. SERIOUS CATARRH YIELDS TO HYOMEI siinniiniimimHiiHiiimiiimmnmiuii: Yon Breath It Be wise In time and use Hyomel at the first symptom of catarrh, such as frequent head colds, constant sniff ling, raising of mucus, or droppings In the throat Do not let the disease become deep-seated and you are In danger of a serious If not fatal ail ment. There is no other treatment for catarrh, head colds, etc., like the Hyo mel method, none Just as good, so easy and pleasant to use, or that gives such quiet, sure, snd lasting relief. You breathe It no stomach dosing. We will refund your money If you are not benefited. Try Hyomel at once and see how quickly It clears the head, stops the snl'fllng, and banishes catarrh. Hyo mel helps you enjoy good health. All druggists sell It. Ask for the com plete outfit $1.00. THE WOMAN BEAUTIFUL MOST EXQUISITE ART PORTRAY. ALS EVER SHOWN. 13 Beautiful Hand pictures. Colored Art 5 a I chickens I need it I Matthews I has it! Chickens, like pcoplo, neo-l something more tl.au a placa to live. They must liave proper fooJj, tonics, jiuJ remedies. I mariner r Heart Trouble. Do you have rain in the region of the heart? Ioes your heart thump? Its terrible pounding slarms you? What Is wrong? Do you be'ieve these nyniptoms mean heart trouble? Or gunlc diseases of the heart very sel do m occasion much patn. 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