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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1915)
FIGHT PAGES n 1 rFV w 1 1 DAILY EAST PROXIAX. PR NDLF.TON. OREGON. Tl'ESPA Y. SKPTElir.ER 7. AT Oregon The&t Will, Billie Farrsli Of rendleton vs Tommy Olark Of Portland. Two good preliminary bouts start at 9 p. m. ADMISSION Balcony 50c. Reserved $1.00 Ring Side $2.00 f I re :1 I Jess H berg' Will Referee at Fight Tomorrow Night rUI!KU. AND CLARK 1JKVDY KOI5 ;OXJ t;Hl 1MIFXIH IXAISIES I'UOMISKD. Jess Hybers will be the third man in the ring at the 20 round bout to morrow evening between Billy Far rt'll of Pendleton and Tommy Clark of Portland. The two llshtweichts this morning agreed to accept him as referee. He officiated in like eaoae ity at the Farrell-Mosler go and gave satisfaction . Farrell and Clark both worked out yesterday before audiences of fans and both showed form that prom ises a hot match tomorrow nieht They will take their final workouts this afternoon. Two good preliminaries are being arranged and will be announced to morrow. The "program of bouts will begin at 9 o'clock and the fans have different opinions as to when It will end. Spy SusPWt Arrested. tice charged with violating the feder- WASHIXGTON Sept. 7. Gustav lw for protection of the national Koch. . I defenses hv m;ikinff pictures of.mil' young uerman empioyej. ... h an instrument maker by the Car negie institution here, was arrested by agents of the department of jus- He was held in 15000 bail and will be sent to Norfolk for trial In the United States district court there. I a ; IB I ,::;.k"j i PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. At San Francisco San Francisco 16 18 Portland 3 10 Second game: San Francisco 3 s Portland 1 6 At Salt Lake Oakland 6 9 Salt Lake 3 8 Second game: Salt Lake 10 14 Oakland 3 7 At Los Angeles Los Angeles . 5 g Vernon 3 3 Second game: Los Angeles 4 9 Vernon 2 7 Highest in lubricating ei7.cier.cy high est among the many oils coir.pcdr.x- a triumph for lubricatir.j oil nuJa fn;;n asphalt-base crude. K'lX iie Standard ' Cil ';lr Xotcr CcrS The Jury of Awards at San Fran cisco and San Diego awarded Zero- lene the gold medal in recognition of its superiority. STANDARD OILCOMPANY (California) Pendleton m 1S60 1915 1 Oregon itato Fair is FIFTY FOURTH ANNUAL STATE FAIR. J. H. Booth, Prest W. Al Jones, Secy. 1905 State Fair Not Held on Account of Lewis and Clark Exposition. $20,000 IN PREMIUMS An Exposition in itself. The Pride of Oregon. A Great College for the one engaged in Agricul tural, Horticultural and Livestock pursuits. A FULL WEEK AT THE OREGON STATE FAIR BROADENS THE INTELLECT. Munter, the Aviator, will make Two Flights Daily. Free camping space in a shady Oak Park. Free Stalls for Campers' Teams. Free transporta tion on Railroads for Exhibits. For any information relative to the Oregon State Fair which opens September 27th and dotes October 2nd, write to cowi.es divouck tkial PKOM1SES TO l'ACK COVKT MM e H W. AL JONES, Secretary SALEM, OREGON mmmmmnmmmmmBssmm EH First national 1 FEKDLETGH, ORECGM ESTABLISHED 1882 Known For It's Strength PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. 7. The Cowlea divorce case will prob ably be called in this city on Friday. Since the filing of the divorce libel in this court on December, 1914, by Mrs. Florence Cowles, against Dr. Edward S. Cowles, formerly of Boa- ton, efforts have been made to ef fect an outBide settlement and to avoid publicity. The trial is expected to crowd the courtroom with eager auditors. In li0S Dr. Cowleg figured in a mixup at a Boston navy yard dance. The fracas resulted in the court mar tial of Assistant Surgeon A. H. Bob nett and Paymaster George P. Auld of the U. 8. navy. Mrs. Cowles, who was married to the physician after an elopement In 100. Is a daughter of Harry J. Ja quith, lawyer, of Brookjine, Mass. It was reported that the parents of the bride were opposed to the match and became reconciled only shortly before the filing of the divorce papers. In her libel Mrs. Cowles names a nurse employed at the time the suit was filed, at Dr. Cowles sanitarium here. Other women In Portland and Boston are also named. Both parents will fight for the possession of the two children. In his counter libel the physician namm several other persons. FKDFJlAh; LEACCi:. At St. LOUIS micago i 5 St. Louis . . , J 4 Second gume: Chicago St.. Louis Second game called because of ral at the end of the fifth Inning At Newark Brooklyn 5 Newark 1 Second game: Brooklyn . '. , i Newark 0 At Buffalo Buffalo i, s Baltimore J Second game: Buffalo 3 Baltimore 10 6 10 5 XOUTHWESTF.MN 1JEAGIE. At Spokane; Tacoma 5 10 Spokane 2 Second game; Spokane 4 Tacoma 3 10 At Seattle Seattle 9 g Vancouver , , 0 3 Second game: Seattle 5 7 Vancouver 0 S Second game called In seventh by agreement. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Brooklyn Brooklyn 6 10 Philadelphia 3 4 Second game: Brooklyn 7 13 Philadelphia S 6 At New York New York 5 Boston 2 Second game: New York 4 Boston 0 AMERICAN LEAGVE. At Chicago Chicago ..... Cleveland Second game: Chicago Cleveland At Boston New York . . . Boston Second game: New York 5 12 Boston 2 At Philadelphia- Washington 5 Philadelphia 3 Second game: Washington S Philadelphia 0 Wlien is a cigarette Sensible? A cigarette is riot sensible for you if it leaves your taste and your smoke-hunger a little bit unsatisfied. nor if it bothers your throat or tongue nor if it makes you "feel mean" after smoking your usual number. None of these things will happen to you if you find (and stick to) the right cigarette. But the cigarette that h right for one man may nor be right for another. For instance, Fatimas may not , just suit your taste in spite of the fact that they are the best-selling cigarette costing over 5c. 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