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FOOTBALL SEASON IS
. Mil AND EYES
TURN TO COLLEGES
ji Services
f . at Local
h i; Chuiches
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I'M TI.ATIOX UKlilXS OX THE
I'll M Ks Ol' IUG sgl'ADS TO
WIN (JAMtX
To games which will be every bit
as bitterly fought are scheduled for
the middle west the same day the
Purdue-Indiana scrap, and Conch A.
Stilus's Maroons battle with (Illinois.
The season really comes to a close
five days later on Thanksgiving
Pay, hut the eyes of the sporting
world will hardly turn from the grid
Iron until Vncle Sam has settled his
private little emhroglio the army,
navy scrap scheduled at the Polo
grounds the following Sunday. Notre
Dame plays nice Institute at Hous
ton. Texas, the same day, and from
" '. ' I Marled hi iiwi;.r;. The
' ' N two mile, ami r...t wtil
' siifii ;. fu'tt )r: ('. with appor-
anum of other pi ;.', .
one thousand men worked day and
nlit to put acres of ground in
order f..r today's race. Jast 300,000
cubic yards of earth were removed
in grading. In order to pave the
course. 30,000 barrels of ' cemen'
were used, and 3,000,000 feet of lum
ber were used to provide seating fa
cilities for 12S.O00. Forty feet safe
ty zones have been established.
PACIFIC COAST I.K.Vfil'E.
At San Francisco
San Francisco 5 10
Portland 4
At Los Angeles
Vernon 4 9
Los 'Angeles 3 8
j 1V GEORGE R. HOLMES.
il'nitej Press Staff Correspondent.)
j NEW YORK, Sept 4 The sphere
! that comes up out of the eastern ho
i rizon mornings is beginning to assure j
jit slightly oval form, and those who
j have been speculating as to Tj!
j Cobb's chances of finishing with aj
j .400 average are beginning to won-
der how Harvard la going to get
J then on the season dribbles way un-
til December 4. when the University
i of Southern California plays the only
game in the. country against Whittlet
; at Los Angeles.
Clark Will Train
Here for His Bout
Christian.
The pHSlnrale of Kev. II. IL Hub
N'Bins with th.s Lord's Pay ser-; along without Charier RrlckW Th
Mns. The serm.m topics for the ; well known football season which has ' WILL FIT HIMSELF FOR (JO WITH
lo .videos are as follows: 11 a. m. j been on its way for a year is almost! B1LI.1F. KAKKKLL WtD--Wiih
What Intent.'' S p. m. here. I XESDAY NIGHT.
'Kver Mans Religion. In the t, 11.1 01 t,i.,... ... ! .
Tommy Clark is scheduled to ar-
The lid Will be nffieiallv tirio.l nff ;
miming sermon will be presented 1 tw wka ,Pnm tnAax. . ,,J
I Kelley's Carlisle Indian bucks collide'
j with Albright at Carlisle.
j A week later the big universities of!
j the east and west swing into action'
unci me season will be on in full. Lit-
Dartmouth. which proved a Tar
tar for the big fellows last season
starts off with the Massachusetts Ag
gies on their home lot; Colby stacks!
he supreme motive of the church
This senium will be of interest to all
lut especially to the Christians, and
the m w pastor desires to have all
l'rt.-nt. The evening .f'.dress is a
re.iUM on i ne general snoject 01 re-j tje
ligain and in i: there will be meat
foi all who nanl to think on the
Ktvat subject. The public is invited
o these meetings. Pible school at
S: This is one of the finest works
f me church. Tou ought to be in
I tie Hihle school. Christian Endeav
or at T p. m. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evenings.
Christian Scieuce.
E. Webb and Johnson streets. Ser
vius Sunday 11 a. m and 8 p. m.
Hundsy school, 10 a. m.; Wednesday
(K p. rn. Subject of lesson-sermon,
'Mac." The reading room at the
rhurch Is open daily, except Sunday,
from J until 4 p. m.
rive today from Portland to flhish
his training for his 20 round bout
with Blllie ' Farrell next Wednesday
night in the Oregon theater. Tomor
row will see both fighters working
out in the Commercial gymnasium
and a large crowd will probably be
up to watch them. All are Invitee?
to attend these workouts and size up
up against Harvard the same daw ""
Penn State takes on Westminster- Farrell declared today that never
Princeton lines .in with nnra-.,vJ in nls r,nS career has he felt better
NATIONAL LK.Vil'F,.
At New Tork
New York 2 6
Philadelphia 0 4
At Cincinnati
St. Louis 3 8
Cincinnati 1 7
At Plttsburg-i.
Pittsburg 4 6
Chicago 1 S
At Boston
Boston ( 10
Brooklyn S i
AMERICA LEA GTE,
At Chicago
Chicago 8 8
Cleveland 2 5
Second game
Cleveland 8 8
Chicago i 7
At St. Louis
St. Louis 3 7
Detroit J 7
At Philadelphia
Boston 10 15
Philadelphia 2 8
At Washington
Washington 2 8
New York 4
the University ,
Itapti-4.
llihle sehool. 10 a. m ; preaching,
11 n. m ; B T. P. I"., 7 p. Jn.;
tiifarhing, S p. m The ordinance of
hapten! will be administered at the
evening service. E. H. Clevenger,
jiastor.
s-yraeuse with Hobart
of Pennsylvania with the Universitj
of West Virginia and the Yale crowd
mixes with the University of Maine
at New Haven.
The absence of any big intersec
tlonal combat this season has de-
I iracieu a 101 irom tne interest. Last
I season fans in the east and west had
; the Yale-Notre Dame and the Har
vard-Michigan battles to look for
ward to but the eastern schedule
makers pa-ssed up the teams from
than at present and stated that he
would give Clark the roughest bout
he has ever experienced.
: Word comes from Weston that
there will be several carloads of fans
come to Pendleton from those towns
I for the fight and longer interest was
never higher. Farrell and Clark put
! up such a rattling good fight at Athe
: na last month that the fight fans are
I just naturally hungry to see them
I fly at each other again. One of the
FEDERAL LEAGUE,
At Buffalo
Buffalo J 12 I
Newark I '
At Pittsburg
Pittsburg 3 B) 1
St. Louis 1 7 !
At Kansas City
Kansas City 4 4
Chicago 0 S
BIG SHELL SHAVES OFF
TURK'S DONKEY'S EARS
best crowds of the season is expect-
the middle district and for the most ed"
part the games will be local quarrela ! Two sw1 Preliminaries are promls
About the nearest things to clashes'''5 t0 filr out the "'ening:. Tickets
i between the east and west are the!""1 "e PIace1 on sale ,0,ay-
Notre Dame Army game. November f
Irebyterian.
After five weeks' vacation during
which time the chnrch has been re
decorated, services will be resumed
tomorrow. Rev. 1. E. Snyder, the
sinner, will preaoli both morning and
netting 11 J. ill. subject. "A Step
"Forward." 7:30 p. m "The Golden
ttule, or the Gold Rule, Which."
Jood music by the chorus choir, un
der direction of Frank Hayes, the new
leader. Sabbath school, 10 a. m..
teachers and pupils urged to be pres-nt.
6. and the Michigan-Pennsylvania
battle a week later, November 13.
What easterners call their first
really lug game comes November 6,
when Princeton meets Harvard at
Princeton. Some other good games
are on the docket for the same aft
ernoon with Yale meeting Brown at
New Haven; Dartmouth meeting
the University of Pennsylvania at
Boston; Ohio meeting Indiana at Co
lumbus; Purdue meeting Iowa at La-
4
STOUT EYEXTS.
4)
Clitmli of tlie Redeemer.
The Litany will be said and the
holy communion celebrated at 11 a.
in. Divine service in the evening at
a o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Charles Quinney, rector.
Futurity Day at Saratoga.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept 4. To
day is Futurity Day. but unless the
unexpected happens it will not make
racing history. The youngsters who
might give the year's two-year-old
Fayette; Michigan meeting Cornell at j classic real importance are not eligi
Ann Arbor; and Oregon mixing with. We and the lest expected at the track
Washington on the Pacific coast. 'his afternoon was that it would prove
A week later comes the Yale- a good horse race. One Interesting
Princeton battle. Brown meets Har- possibility is White Hackle, sold by
vard on the same day, Michigan and 'John Madden to the Shoshone stable
Pennsylvania come together; Cornell! for 119,000. It is remembered that
Rnd-F-ycJ Vireo in Oregon.
EUGENE, Ore., Sept. 3. A Bong
fc-ird. heretofore unknown in the state
of Oregon, but common east of the
Itbcky mountains, the red-eyed vireo,
vu found by A. C. Shelton, field
worker of the department of zoology
t the University of Oregon, during
W survey in the Rogue River Valley
and the north spur of the Siskiyou;
tnonn'-ains.
Oniy three or four times lias this j
Mrd l.e-n found in the west. Mr.
Kh.-oi.ii brought back among 220
HH-: ;.'iieii.s of birds animals and rep
tiles collected during his six weeks'
.rip.
plays Washington and Jefferson:
Illinois meets Wisconsin and Kansas
and Nebraska clash.
The climax comes seven days later
when the historical Tale-Harvard
game, with all the accompanying
ceremonies. Is played at Cambridge.
Yale, with Brickley gone from the
Crimson ranks, has high hopes of
avenging last year's defeat.
Madden sold Novelty about a month
before Novelty won the Futurity in
1910.
500-Mile Race at St. Panl.
ST. PAUL. Minn., Sept. 4. With
Resta, De Palma. Oldffeld, Wilcox.
: Cooper, Porporato, Anderson and
Bergdahl entered for the $50,000
I purse, St. Paul's first speedway 500-
HUSBAND OF EVELYN THAW SEEKS DIVORCE
IT
nlo)-niliii-e Grain 1 In.
INDEPENDENCE, Ore., Sept 3
er. profitable . m. t""
ire,n thr. .!. t- ha.e stored their
machines. Owing to the Iuxkc acre
nge HJai g-Md crops all the machines
Motion have ben kept busy.
Flu v ri.nort the oualitv excellent.
m. ..);. the tariey and oats which;
.iel.hd heavier than former
. The fi'r.nn ear- did not fill 1
i ll as the fall grain on account !
ie hot weathf-r, but the quality
10,0,1. and the straw brigh;
Many f:.rmer will have their straw
lialed for market, instead of burn
ing it as heretofore.
Alt,
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Prevents roughness during
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NYAL'
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A superior vanishing skin
tone soon absorbed.
LEAVES NO SHINE
Price 50 cent
Koeppen's
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miim
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"LONDON, Aug. 20. (By Mail.)
A iingular result of naval marksman
ship is described in a story from
Tehesmeh, where the only "casualty"
caused by the bombardment by a
British warship was the ears of the
ass f Halfl Effendi, Turkish collect
or of customs.
A shell shaved off the ears of Ef
fendTs donkey cleaner than a Rnlfe
coulS have done the sTeed.
Consequently, time being slack and
Effendi's animal befng the sight of
th gown. Effendi took advantage of
the wonderful shot to charge admis
sion to see the donkey.
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H FRANK L. McNEIL, Manager.
m THE BLUE MOUNTAINS MOST POPULAR HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORT, f
1 HOTEL RATES $11.00 and $12.00 Per Ue;!t
I FREE CAMPING GROUNDS !
MAIL AND PASSENGER AUTO STAGE
Makes regular trips between Pendleton
' and Lehman Springs.
MAIL AND PESSENGER AUTO STAGE
fc i
Leaves French Restaurant, Pendleton, i.SO a. m.
every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, with round 1 1
trip on Sundays.- (4.00 one way; 1 7.00 round I
trip. Hauls passengers, mall and freight
Sco II. StubblcfMtl at f'remli Itewlaurant,
g SWIMMING, DANCING, HUNTING, BOWLING, FISHING, HOT MINERAL WATER
THREE-DAY REGATTA
OPENS AT ASTORIA
IDKAI, WEATHER AND BIG
CltOWVS MARK THE START
VESTEJUAY
ASTORIA, Ore., Sen. 3. Nature
was kind to Astoria yesterday and
provided perfect weather for the op
ening; of the three days' aquatic car
nival, the 20th annual regatta and
the affair started under auspices that
insure Its success,
Large crowds were present and
long before the hour set for the first
event on the program, the grandstand
was filled and the wharves were lin
ed with people- anxious to enjoy the
day's sports.
Amid the booming of cannon the
royal party arlved at the grandstand
promptly at 8:30 o'clock, and with a
ceremony that was both simple and
beautiful, Queen Tyyne was Introduc
ed by-King Neptune and was crowned
by Admiral Wilson as sovereign of
the regatta,
Races Prove llirflltnsr.
Immediately afterward Admiral
Wilson declared the regatta open
and directed that the races begin.
Smooth water with no drift and the
speedboat Hoodoo conspicuous by Its
absence combined to make the racing
events an unqualified success.
As the racers sped away up the
course their engines humming evenly
and as softly as the purring of the
typical house cat and the white spray
thrown up by their plunging bows
glistening In the sunlight, they made
a beautiful picture.
VoIrpt Hoy Slnlts Xer shore.
After dropping out of the free-for-all
race, the speedboat Vogler Boy
sprang a leak, apparently from the
hard pounding while racing and sank
within 200 feet of the clubhouse A
drver will attempt to raise her.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL
COMMISSION SAILS
LONDON, Sept, 3. Plans for cor
recting the abnormal exchange sit
uation and putting on a stable basis
the entire machinery of settling trade
balances between America and Eu
rope will be clarified within the next
few daj-s on the arrival In New York
of the- French and British financial
commissions. Both commissions are
now en route.
The British authorities have re
quested that details regarding the
British commission be not discussed
until the delegates are well outside
the danger sone, after which all res
ervations will be removed and the
subject opened to the fullest discus
sion , Britain ds No Aid.
Meanwhile It U known that the
commissions are In the position to
correct some misapprehensions which
are believed to exist In the United
Ktatee concerning British, French and
Russian dependence on America. On
ot the best Informed authorities said
"The- idea seems to prevail In New
York that we are on our knees and
begging America to come to our as
slstince. The situation is exactly the
reverse. America wants to sell Eu
rope Its goods, and If Americans hop
to continue these sales they must
llii-l a means of giving the usual
crctilts and stabilizing exchange."
A GROUP OF EXTRA
ORDINARY VALUES
in fine fixtures are now being
shown by us. It affords you an
excellent opportunity to purchase
handsome chandeliers and side
fixtures ut remarkable savings. In
oluded is a great variety of celling
fixtures and lamps. We wish es
pecially to have you see our fine
dining room domea
J.L. VAUGHAN
ROUND-UP DATES.
The 1915 Round-up will be held on Sept. 23, 24, 25.
v2 ? ''. y
F.veln Thaw and Her Son.
Tc-i- of tKxl ',Hly f,ien.
SAN' FRANi'lSi'o, Sept. 3 Here's
t!,e test .,r a man and the standard
for a K'"1 hody as laid down to the
University of California freshmen by
tiie gymnasium authorities.
Hand vault obstacles an high as hia
uhoiildeiK
Chin himself three times.
Dive load first to the. ground while
rutiniiiit and roll to his feet.
Hun 1"D innls in less than 13 sec
onds. Swim DO yards.
Dive from a height of five feet.
Swim five yards supporting a help-
h-.-N-t companion.
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