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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY 22. 1915. EIGHT PAGES - M : 4 Hi A il i L!J .bill i u 1 f j 1 IT I aw3 VLD ' ' ' S ' V ,f fe I ; il r 3 f i Size 30x3 30x3 Vt 32x3 Vi 33x4 Pay NO Utltj i'. I Pendleton Rubber & Supply Co. 305 East Court r n i! in mm mn p t n a.Mlilallii.uUiillUiUilua.luUiUiniHIumllliiiMUlMlUllillilliUJiHUUllhaiminillllilihiiiliilliillllinillllllli, Wins Auston Scholarship. "CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 21. An nouncement was made by the Harvard Corporation of Fellowship and Schol astic Awards in the graduate schools wf Harvard. One Portland man qual ified. Jasper Jacob Stahl, assistant jirofessor of the Germanic languages in Heed College, received an Auston hularship. Mr. Stahl will come to Cambridge In October and take up advance study in German. The -scho'.arship is 1500 and the term of tenure one year with privil ege of renewal should the holder de sire and should his work be satisfac tory. Mr. Stahl is a graduate of Howdoin College. FILES CURED AT HOME BY MEW ABSORPTION MElHOO. If you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind r protrudiug Tiles, send uie jour address, Dd 1 will tfcli you bow to cure yourself at iiuvat by the new absorption treatment ; ind sibu send some of thia home treatment ree for trial, with references from your w locality If reuited. Lsera report Im mediate relief and speedy cures. Send no ouey, but tell others of this offer. Write fntnf to Mrs. U. tsummera, Cox P, Notre Jane, Ind. yeOL liu 11 (iJrMu Pendleton's New Tlio Famous A If iiiiliJSelf.Dump, Steel SULKY RAKE It Is a simple, strong and dur able steel ruke, made of carefully selected material, and is easy on horses and driver because of e m ple construction arid ease of oper ation. Frame is made of heavy angle steel firmly attached to rake angle by two strong malleable hinges and one heavy Bteel hlniie, insur ing stability of construction and even distribution of the driver's weight This frame la reinforced by three heavy steel angles which prevent twisting and torsional strain. John Deere wheels are 54 Inches high with twenty l-l-lneh round CVTD A C We can get 'ou extra Parls for repairing your nm A ITI r LA I i AO HODGE or JOHN DEERE farm machinery, KLP AIKS tSSXBmsSMSSmi PROMPTLY, no matter what others may tell you. mvmmmmMMmBnmmm, Jirinjf in your li.-t and let us show you what REAL service is. 400 Et Court Street, Pendleton. Lin. SQUEEGEE SAYS- DIAMOND Tires keep you going a long, lorg time in the right direction. DIAMONDS are the big service-performing tires the tires with thfi Squeegee tread, which stops all skids, all ways, at the same time that it delivers the extra mileage the solid, substantial, day-in and day-out service that all motorists are looking for. This is the tire that gives hundreds of thousands of men the most for their money. ' This is the tire with the built-in strength to defy the shocks, the strains, the bumps and the rough going. This is the tire with the continuous ribs which give you the "smooth tread" ride. The lack of vibration in Diamonds saves your car the abundance of strength and well balanced toughness in carcass and tread saves you money on your tire investment when you PUT ON DIAMONDS "FAIR-LIST" PRICES Diamond Squeegee . ? 9.45 13.20 14.00 30.00 MORE, Because You Can Get NO We Make Adjustments Street WHOLESALE i ?f in !!Tnnni!M!iminnniriiniri(!ini!!!m!i or IN HEARIHG COMPLETE VICTORY FOR THE GOVERNMENT IX CASE IS INDICATED. Onn Point Is Taken Under Advise inent Xo Evidence in the Record Iresented to Prove Conspiracy and Mnlace on the Part of the Secretary of the Treasury. WASHINGTON, May 22. Declar ing that he saw no evidence in the record presented him to prove con spiracy and malice on the part ot Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo and Comptroller Williams, Justice Mc Coy denied practically all relief ask ed by the Riggs National bank of Washington, D. C, in Its suit against the two government officials. The ll!illll!!llin!lll!l!!lini!IM Farm Machinery House, are agents for scjlmplomonts and See Our JOHN DEERE staggered spokes upset on outside and securely riveted on inside of heavy hub. Has heavily ribbed combined hub and ratchet. These are interchangeable and do not gather hay or trash. The Dump Rods are reversible and Interchangeable, and are made of 3-4 Inch high-carbon steel, giv ing four times the wear of the or dinary type. The tooth holders on the John Deere Sulky Rake are so designed that a large or small number of teeth can be used, thus furnishing a coarse or fine rake without pur chasing new holders. Size , Diamond Squeegee 34x4 ?20.35 36x42 28.70 37x5 33.90 38x5V4 .-. 46.00 AND RETAIL only Important exception to this rul ing was in the matter of the 5000 pen alty levied against the bank by Wil liams. This the justice took under advisement. Justice McCoy also expressed his belief that Williams acted properly in removing government deposits from the Riggs National. A' controversy over conflicting affl ravlts delayed the resumption of for mer Senator Joseph Bailey's argu ment In the hearing. The bank's affidavit impressed at torneys for the treasury department as seeking to disavow knowledge of the entries of the defunct brokerage firm of Lewis Johnson & Co., as sug gestlng. stock transactions between this firm and the bank. Samuel Un temeyer termed the affidavit a "gross imposition upon the court, if not worse." He offered a counter affidavit from the brokerage firm's bookkeeper to controvert it. Attorneys for the Riggs bank again insisted that the Institution as a bank" never engaged In short selling or stock transactions. Justice McCoy intimated he would go Into the affidavits more fully lat- The Tripping Device Is placed above the rake angle so that it can not interfere with operation when bunching hay. It will trip as de sired for slow or fast horses. All sizes are equipped with 1-2-inch truss rod which furnishes the proper reinforcement, carrying all center strain. The angle and frame cannot sag. This truss rod In connection with the stub axle construction makes It impossible for wheels to wobble even after long use. Driver can adjust teeth to any desired position with the lever wmioui leaving me seal. Telephone 610 imiiiiiniiuiiiiiiiHiniiHimimmiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiii t3 1 i I r 1 i I Crr3 MORE Telephone 135 er and Bailey was able to continue his arguments. He based his argu ment on legal and financial technical ities. LABOR WARS MUST COME SAYS CLARENCE DARROW WASHINGTON, May 21. That "bloodshel Is sometimes necessary," was the opinion given to the federal Industrial relations commission by Clarence S. Darrow, the attorney who defended Moyer, Haywood and Petti bone at Boise. Idaho, and the Mc Namara brothers when they were tried at Los Angeles on charges of dy namiting the Los Angeles Times build ing. "Do you believe In bloodahod?" Commissioner Weinstock asked the witness who had Just urged the pardon of John B. McNamara, now serving a term in San Quentin prison for the Times dynamiting. "Sometimes it is necessary,'' Dar row replied. "We have reached a point where a change In our system must come. I don't think we live In a free country not nearly as free as It was 60 years ago." Under questioning by Commission ers, Darrow said he received 135,000 for defending Moyer, IJaywood and Pettibone, $10,000 for his work In the anthracite coal case and $48,000 for defending John and James McNama ra, "which I Immediately spend In de fending myself," he added. Hall In Dundee Is Kiting. DUNDEE, Ore., May 22. Work began on the foundation of the pub lic hall, which Is being built by the Dundee Women's Club and the Boys' Amusement Club. The plans and specifications provide for a hall 40 by 70 feet a club room for the Dundee Woman's Club and one of the Boys' Club, besides a confectionery store. More than $1300 cash has been subscribed besides donations of la bor, which will insure Its completion In the near future. Sir Wilfrid Laurier Addresses clubs. TORONTO, Ont., May 21 Sir Wil frid Laurler will address the Liber al Club Federation of Ontario, in this city at the Federation's annual din ner. Sir Wilfrid la also scheduled to make anther address in Toronto. He is expected to speak at the Provincial Woman's Liberal Association, which holds its annual meeting here. Mine Thick In Channel. NEW YORK, May 21. The Atlan tic transport liner Minnehaha, from London with 17 passengers, docked here after an uneventful voyage. "The British admiralty,'' said Cap tain Claret, "has chocked the Eng lish channel between Dover and Ca lais with mines, nets and other ob structions until a channel .only a third of a mile wide Is open. Ger man submarines cannot get into the channel from the North sea and must skirt .the north of Scotland to reach their field of operations, off the Irish coast." METHODISTS CARRY OFF VICTORY H PRESBYTERfAK IEAI1 Standing of the Teanw. W. I,. Pet. Methodist J 1 .668 Christians 1 1 ,600 Raptlst 1 1 .500 Presbyterian ... 0 1 000 In a very one-elded game filled with errors on the one hand and per. feet playing on the other, the Meth odists ran off with yesterdays game with the Presbyterians by a score of 11 to 1. All that saved the Presbyterians from a white wash was a couple ot lucky hits In the last frame. The Presbyterians fumbled nearly everything that came their way, throwing wildly In every direction but the right, while the Methodists played big league ball from the start to the end. Hinderman pitched fine ball throughout the whole game, al lowing only two hits and those tn the last Inning when with the score 11 to 0 in his favor, he relaxed long enough to allow one run to be squeez ed in. The feature of the game was the batting of Ulrlch for the Methodists. He got two three baggers and a sin gle In three trips to the plate. As a result of yesterday's game the Methodists took first place, while the Presbyterians took the other end. The Methodists will meet the Bap tists next Tuesday. Tabulated Score. Methodist. AB R H PO A E Fowler, lb 4 2 1 8 2 0 Gerant ss 4 1 2 0 2 0 Richardson, cf ...4 1 2 0 0 0 Hargart, c 3 1 0 4 2 0 Hinderman, p 3 2 1 0 1 0 Hurget, 2b 3 10 1 2 0 Norman 3b 3 1 0 1 0 0 Snyder, rf 3 1 1 0 0 0 Ulrlch, If 3 1 3 1 0 0 Totals 30 11 10 15 9 0 Presbyterians. AB R H PO A E Hatch, lb 2 0 0 3 0 2 Sturdlvant ss 2 0 0 2 0 2 Bonney, rt 2 9 0 0 0 0 Boyden, c 2 0 0 6 0 0 Evans, If 1 1 10 0 0 Martin, If 1 0 0 1 2 1 Corby, 2b 1 0 0 0 3 0 Buhhanan. cf 1 0 1 0 0 0 Woodworth 3b 1 0 0 1 0 2 Rose, p 1 0 0 1 2 1 Totals 14 1 2 14 7 8 Score by Innings: Methodists R 0 2 4 4 111 H 2 1 2 3 210 Presbyterians R 0000 11 H iO 0 0 0 2 2 Summary Two base hits, Gerant, Fowler, Richardson, Snyder; three base hits, Ulrlch 2; first on balls, off Hinderman i, off Rose 0, off Bishop 0: struck out, by Hinderman 4, by Rose 3, by Bishop 2; passed balls, by Harget 0, by Boyden 2; hit by pitch er, Corby; condition of weather, good; condition of field, good; umpire, Cox; scorer, Pierce. STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS. National League. W L Pet. Philadelphia 17 11 .607 Chicago 18 12 .600 Boston 14 14 .500 Pittsburg 15 15 .600 Brooklyn 14 15 .483 St. Louis 15 17 .469 Cincinnati , 12 16 .429 New York 11 18 .407 American League New York 17 10 .630 Chicago ' 20 12 .625 Detroit 19 12 .613 Boston 13 11 .542 Washington 13 14 .462 Cleveland . 12 18 -.429 St. Louis 11 20 .355 Philadelphia 10 19 .345 Federal League. Pittsburg 19 11 .633 Newark 18 12 .600 Chicago 18 13 .581 Kansas City 15 13 .536 Brooklyn 15 14 .617 St. Louis 12 16 .444 Baltimore 11 1 .367 Buffalo 9 22 " .290 ERITOL COLD TABLETS will break up that Spring Cold Sold by us on a Money back Guarantee Tallman & Go. Leading Druggltti Im rvm-i.-JWIJ.lUlssaa.'wajiaijyJ Northwestern League, Victoria 16 11 .593 Tacoma 16 IS .652 Vancouver 16 13 .662 Spokane 13 .661 Aberdeen 12 18 .400 battle 11 II .36? Pacific Coast league Standing. W. L. Pet. San Francisco 26 19 .678 Los Angeles 28 22 .680 Salt Lake 28 19 .637 Oakland 24 24 .600 I Portland .. 18 25 .419 I Venice .....17 21 .306 I YeHtcrday's ltemUM... I At Los Angeles Portland 10, Ven ! Ice 2. At San Francisco Oakland, 4, Loa Angeles 3 (10 Innings). At Salt Lake No game with San Francisco; rain and wet grounds. NORTHWESTERN LEAdE. At Vancouver R H, e Seattle Vancouver At Aberdeen Victoria , Aberdeen , At Tacoma Spokane , Tacoma . j At Chicago R. H. . nicago (i3 Brooklyn 2 6 At Kansas City Kansas Cjty g 14 .Buffalo j g At PittBburg Tittsburg 3 6 Baltimore J g At St.-Xouls Newark . 4 g St. Louis 3 9 AMERICAN I.EAGIE. ! At Chicago r. h. 1 Chicago 3 12 I Boston 2 13 , At Detroit , Philadelphia n 17 I Drtroll g 11 At St. Louis , St. Louis I New York ..5 12 ..4 7 virmv it . -. . , . . jAt Boston r, jr. e. Chicago 3 1' j I Boston 27 1 Other games In National league Postponed because of rain. Sportland Sparkles McGarrigle will probably pitch again tomorrow against the Walla Walla Elks at Round-UD Park nnrf it 1. slble the Pendleton team will be strengthened by the addition of Mer wln Gilbert, veteran Pilot Rock third sacker who Is leading the Blue Moun tain league In hitting. Gilbert be longs to lodge 288 and If the manage ment of the Peebles can be Induced to spare him from the league game tomorrow, he will wear an Elk uni form. The balunce of the Pendleton line up will probably be the same as last Sunday in Walla Walla. Pitcher Webb will undertake to take a fall out of the peerless Pebbles tomorrow. Not since the opening game of the season has he twirled against the gentlemen from the Rock and he has been smarting to get at them again. Manager Ballard feels encouraged by the return of Slebert and Gordon to the game and expects to bring back a scalp tomorrow even ing. Says Col. Boyd of the Athena press, "The sporting editor of the Helix Ad vocate refers to Col. Wood's baseball team as the Weston 'congregation.' Replies Col. Wood of the Weston Leader, "Well, Its leading member frequently pass the plate." Shall we let him live? The Athena Lawn Tennis Associa tion will have teams In play by Invi tation, at Milton on May 27 at the STALLIONS! IMPORTED AND HOME BRED PERCHERONS, BELGIANS AND ENG f LISH SHIRES. Young, large and rugged, with the best pedigree. NOW AT COMMERCIAL STABLES, PENDLETON, OREGON. Remember Owing to foreign war, market horses will get scarce and high priced, and just so with stallions. Arrange to see these Stallions. You will like them and prices will be right. J. R. JUSTICE, Importer Now at Pendleton, Oregon. Stand Unsurpassed by Any Treatment for Excel lent Results He Covers the Entire Field of Chronic, Deep-Seated and Complicated Diseases Every Ailing Person Should Consult This Specialist at Hotel St George. 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His treatment was dif ferent from all the rest, and he soon had me well. I know sev eral cases he has cured and they are all enthusiastic boosters for him. I am writing this to express my appreciation for what he has done for me. LUCILE GOMOLLS. strawberry festival and horse show, The Milton association is planning for a four-team tournament, Including a team each from Pendleton, Athena, nana wulla and Mllton Freewater. Mr. Brooks will enter the singles and Dr. Plamondon and J. II. Harmon, the doubles. The Alhena association will also have entries In the second annual Tennis Tournament of the ten nis clubi of Walla Walla, which la scheduled for Friday, May 2S. The open events will be gentlemen's sin gles for the Walla Walla champion ship and gentlemen's doubles for the championship of the Walla Walla val ley. Athena Press. "Slats" Wheeler, assistant to Treas urer Bradley, played one game with the Weston team and emerged with a .500 batting average. John Barnes Is the real leader of the Weston slug gers, having played In all games for an average of $.150. M. Turner Is close behind with .333. rm, Calesburg, 111. J