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DAILY EAST OREGON. AN. PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1915. EIGHT PAGES SPOR TS I " Goodyear Passes Goodyear $500,000 Better The improvements lately added to GooJycar lires will cost us $500,000 this year just this year's betterments alone. Yet this year's reductions will save our users in 1915 about $5,000,000. we figure. And our big price reduc tion on February 1st was our third in two years. The three total 45 per cent. Our Extras This ha'f-wi'Sion dollars we add to our tire cost means better tires tlun ever. It goes largely into extra rubber. Then remember this: Goon- year Fortified Tires contain Eve costly fe j tures Four, no other t're. They coul ..'.i OODWEAR iiS )ON.OHIO Fortified Tires No-Rim-C-.it 7m-. -"On Ail" Cure! With All-Wrl!. r T.-ti or Smooth other features found in but few tires. If we omitted those extras, our probable output this year would cost us $1,635,000 less. We could makrt that much extra profit. What of You? Goodyear rules Tiredom because of those extras. It outsells any other tire. It is today outselling our output These features are hidden. Tires that lac'-t tliem look about like Goodyear:-. But they don't wear like Good; cars. If they did, we woti'J emit them too, and save that $1,635,000. Don t you t:iink such ex tras are worth asking for? Any dealer wi!! supply you. Goodyear Service Stations lires m otocis Pendleton LONG & WELKER OREGON MOTOR GARAGE PENDLETON AUTO CO. RECORD OF DEEDS AND OTHER I INSTRUMENTS Vuattel Mortea;. I Alignment of Mortgage. Geo. A. Cumm ngs to The Peoples A mortgage executed by Geo. W. Warehouse. 75; 3 geldings. Reed to Frank W. Mitchell January Waiter A. Smith to The Peoples 3. IS 1 5, for 11,000, la. assigned to Warehouse, 12 vv"; 35 cords of wood Levi W. Webb. rt Hun on Stirou-ar--. I broken and internal injuries may have SAX FIIACNISCO, June 8. Two . been sustained. . toil lt-J runaway cars. w:tn neany tuu .a-r.sers aboard, speedel tuo hide A..f.n a steep grade on the Fillmore-tr-.-t hill and plunged ;iito two o'-her '-ars, ii.jurir.g 1!) person? One or them, John D. O'Xell", chief f.f .;nees.;ons at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, was dangerovMy hurt. His ku;i was thought to ha-e beer frac tured, I'hysrciaris paid, ytr. lejs were Aiuith Wek-onios Ituly. LONDON, June 8. Premier As rjuith, speaking in the houre of com- ni'-ns, formally welcomed na: to i riace among the allies In the great European war. Asquith also stated that England's latest call for volunteers was meeting with a satisfactory response. Jt i. t f Hade from the riM crod, More than forty years' experience has taught us which crudes make high fjrafle efficient lubricants. None but the mo-t f-uitable are chosen for the manufacture of Zerolene. The fact that Zerolene has made good in actual service, and in all sizes and types of motors, r roves that it is made of the right crude, and made right. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (C'a'ii' r, a) 1k Standard Oil faKcicr Cars BENKETT AXO OASCOTT FI0HT20 ROUND ORAW AT OREGON THEATER In the fastest and cleanest ring bat tie seen in Pendleton In many a day. Jockey liennett. veteran Pendleton bantam, and Billy Museott of Portland boxed twenty rounds bust evening ut the Oregon theater to a draw. The decision of Keferee Asa Thomson of Echo was one in which the big crowd heartily concurred. The speed, science and punch of tho Portland boy surprised the fans and from the first round, they knew thev were due to get their money's full value. .Mascott, though he has only bad a year's experience In the fistic business, showed a cleverness that made him the match of the game old midget warrior who has fought more battles than most of the fans ever saw. In several rounds, notably the third and fifth, he seemed to have a distinct advantage, landing some tell ing blows but at no time did he have the Jockey In distress. t Hennett fought his usual true, ha.rd, consistent battle. Always he was forcing the fight, advancing continu ally and waiting for an opening. His straight left connected with Mascott's face several times with coslderablo force and the Portland boy's left eye began to puff early in the fight. I Xelther one of the bantams ever stalled. The fight was a fight from beginning to end. Both fighters had a re.spect for the other and took prop er precaution in protecting themselves but at the same time both were always working. By the tenth round It be came apparent that the bout was go ing to end with honors even unless one of the two should slip over a lucky wallop. P.oth tried hard and in the last round they fought desperately in a last effort to secure a deciding ad vantage. However, even then tbe tans were just as much in doubt as to which was the better man as they were in the beginning, and the draw decision was a popular one. l aughing Free-for-all Promoter Farrell staged a prelimi nary that was in itself worth the price of admission. He Introduced three negroes on the stage for a battle roy al and It proved an uproarotis affair. The colored gentlemen were not con sciously putting on a burlesque but they caused more mirth ihan any comic opera show the opera house has seen. Along toward Hie end "Pasco," the active little darkey who has dem onstrated his ability with-the gloves, before, jumped Into the ring and it didn't take him long to put an end I to the affair. The six round semi-windup between Joe Farrell and Jimmy Hays turned out to be a three round go only. Far rell had the other badly outclassed. Hay's willingness being hia only as set. Referee Hyberg put a stop to the bout at the end of the third to save Hays unnecessary and Farrell was given the decision. I '..? 'CjknJ..' : 'I tx x x v. W lfx I if vi l If " II i i I i 1 I I , , k .... , -, s w, You uncork that sunshine tank by letting some Prince Albert joy smoke sift Into your system via a jimmy pipe or makin's ciga rette, for you never got such fun out of tobacco in all your life. Get that P. A. flavor? Get that P. A. aroma? Go to it mighty cheerful, because P. A can't bite I Puff away like you hit perpetual motion in the first round! And keep fired-up till the cows come home. For it's surefacts Prince Albert never grouched any other man's tongue and won't4 grouch yours! J Get P. A. jirnmypipejoy'us and cigarette makin's happy, then you'll personally un- 0 derstand that no other pipe and cigarette tobacco ever was or ever can be like Prince Albert, because it's made by a patented process that cuts out the bite and the parch. 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You be a sport and take a chance on this say-so, because you've no idea of the bully goodness, of the joy'us satisfaction, of the contentment and restfulness and that sort of thing, that hits every man who gets chummy with P. A. Hammer this home for what ails your smokeappetite, because you've no time to lose getting introduced to this real and true man-tobacco that's ace-high and a yard wide no matter how you swing on it, jimmy pipe or makin's cigarette I R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Sdem. N. C WILL BOX AT PICNIC 1 We Have For Sale Pride of Washington Separators and Extras ENGINES ALL KINDS. We do repair and foundry work of every descrip tion and cany a complete line of harvest supplies, in cluding oils, belting, water tanks, etc. The Gilbert Hunt Co. John L. Sherpclein, Receiver. -f i a 1 Ja V ! 'Xu -i. " ! f . . ' 7' ' -f--'-Y I . i,i tj ... . f -r ? ' '- r , j ' " t .-' i - . " "-AiT5"' i L I Brooklyn 25 Newark 23 Chicago 24 punishment st- Loua 22 Baltimore id Buffalo 17 NortlnwHU-m Ieaffiio. j i.liunaiic it Victoria 27 Tacoma 27 Vancouver 24 Aberdeen 22 Seattle 20 Ptu-iric C'oaot League. f-'an Francisco 35 Salt Iike 33 I .os Angeles 36 Oakland 32 Portland 27 Venice 2! 21 20 22 21 23 30 20 21 23 25 .543 .535 .522 .512 .364 .362 .574 .563 .540 .490 .431 .408 .574 .532 .507 .471 .466 .43 tWOII'K' ( OAST I.KAfill"., At Portland R. H. E. Portland 6 1 .Suit Lake 0 7 0 At San Francisco Oakland 9 20 1 San Francisco 7 13 1 At Los Angelea Venice 2 6 0 Los Ansreles 0 6 3 .NATIONAL LEAGIE At Chicago Philadelphia Chicago At St. Louis St. Louis 11 15 New York 10 14 At Cincinnati Brooklyn 5 11 Cincinnati 1 7 At Pittsburg Pittsburg 7 9 Boston 3 9 N O I IT 1 1 V 1 XT K I N LKAGl'E. At Vancouver R. H. R. H. E. 4 10 0 3 9 0 Vancouver 7 Aberdeen 1 At Spokane Spokane 7 victoria 3 At Tacoma Seattle 8 Tacoma 1 r'KOr.UAL I.EAGI-K. Star State gathered In annual conven tion here today, with the following prominent speakers slated: President F. E. Clark of Boston; U. S. Senator Sheppard; S. B. Vander eall of Columbus, Ohio, general secre tary of the Ohio organization; Mrs. Payne of Indianapolis, national su perintendent of Junior work. Rounutnla Thought Bound. LONDON", June 9. The following wireless dispatch was received here from Berlin: "Political discussions In Bucharest. Iloumanla, brought to light the fact that there ex sts a formal treaty be tween Austria-Germany and Rou- mania. This treaty, which runs until 1920, regulates the relations among these countries and binds HoumanU in case of war, not to attack her allies." Am(Tkns Were Threatened. GAI.VF-STON, Tev. June 8. 5ut. Wrntmnro of the Morgan lltie stintn. cr llopllo, arriving from Tn)loo re ported that tho Anwricnn imxu ami a naval orflivr lud tieen threatened with illli by Moilcan HoMloin, Ho declared the consul and offhvr were stood up hgnln. a "all to lie shot when a enlonrl of tbe VHM-ta forces Intervened and savc-d tht-in. AMERICAN I.EAGtE. At Boston R. II Detroit 15 17 Boston 0 5 At New York C hicago 13 18 New York 0 2 At Washington Washington 4 St. Louis 1 At Philadelphia Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 1 At Kansas City R. H. E. Kansas City 2 7 0 St. Louis '. 1 5 0 At Brooklyn Brooklyn 3 9 1 Newark 3 7 6 At Baltimore Buffalo 9 17 4 Baltimore 3 7 3 Texan Christian Endeavorer Meet. WAXAHACHIE, Tex., June 10. Christian Endeavorers of the Lone The Breeze from our fan makes you Com fortable and satisfied with life. Attach It to a fixture In your home and you'll feel as cool and contented as on the front of a fast moving boat. Buy one, stay home and keep cool during t heated spell. J. L. Vaughan 831 Main St Phone 139 1 Bobby Evans, Portland lightweight who will box 20 rounds with Young Castle of Walla Walla at the Weston Pioneer Picnic tomorrow afternoon. Evans lias also announced that he will box In Pendleton on July 5. i A -STANDING OF THE TEAMS, National Ioaguo. W. Philadelphia 25 Chicago 24 Brooklyn 23 Boston 22 Pittsburg 22 St. LouUi 22 New York 15 American League. Chicago 30 Detroit 31 Boston 21 Washington 20 New. York 20 Cleveland 19 St Louis . . 18 Philadelphia 16 Federal League. Kanas City 28 MUf!l,urg 25 L. Pet 19 .563 19 .558 21 .523 21 .612 21 .512 24 .478 23 .395 17 .638 18 .633 18 638 20 .500 22 .576 24 .442 29 .400 20 .256 19 .596 19 564 iPOHLWaO, OMGOU Host For Yon From All Angle. Location, accommodations .and service are consistent with your needs while rates are as low as the 'cheaper' hotels. 60 rooM, per f II .60 inn noma with bia. per 6tf 1.60 10 rovsia wllk tntb, per day 2.00 .. 2ihi large outside rooms, kmti, per dar 2 BO Extra (iroa ia rooia, ad ditional 100 HANG OUT YOUR 1 3 The Ice wagon has started making regular daily, in cluding Sunday, trips to residences Hang out your card by 7 a. m. as the wagon will make but one trip daily, and that in the forenoon. If you have no card stop the driver and ask for one. Pondlofon Icq & Cold Storage Go. 14 c 3 II E3 E3 am.AJr&Zt,r f l If i Till fit iff fm ' ff 1 f ! TT1 H f l TH?T Tft i?If lllft lliilllliilililllliilllllUiUHllUllilllllllilMlillllll
