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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1915)
f PAGE SIX TEACHERS OF 3 COUNTIES MAY MEET HERE DURING NOVEMBER DAILY EAST ORKCOXIAX. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1915 EIGHT PAGES Sports When the annual teachers' institute t'es send their theat,-hers here, the of (liiK (diinly is held in this city on i pjinn -,.,.....ii ,i., .m IT, 18 and 19. there is a! nrobnblv nlan some lrln.t of entertain. thnk the teachers 1 -mt f.ir thm Ntvcniher fintir probability that the teachers of Wheeler, Gill'um and Morrow iiiuiilii-.- ill l e In attendance as well ns the l'maiilli oounty teachers, Al re;n! the supei inti-ndonts of Wheel and Ciiliam .untitles have notified i!).t 1. R Young that their teachers uill !. here and Supt. Notson of Marrow county lias written that his I. .,, h.-rs will also probably be here. The rmatilla county institutes are r.Ti.tiized as being among the best fn the state and the Invitation of Supi. Young to the neighboring coun ties to attend was very favorably re- orivi d or necessity their local ln Mituies are small and the teachers there have expressed themselves aa slad to have the opportunity of hear ng the speakers that come to Pen dleton each year. In the event that the three coun- HERMISTON DAIRYMAN IS BACK FROM VINCENT, 1 W. KKHM.l OFFICIATE as oxk of .ii ixiKs at hecext STOCK SHOW. Much Interest is Taken in Bennett Bout Here Tuesday 20 IIOI XD CO WITH MASOOTT IS SI KK TO ATTRACT A BIG AlPIFXOE. (Special Correspondence.) HKUMISTON. Ore., Sept. IS. F. W. Kehrll. local dairy expert, return ed this morning from Vincent, where ! he was one of the stock judges at ! the recent fair. i Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bohn, who I have been spending the past two months on their honeymoon with Mr. and Mrs. G, W. Bohn left Wednesday for their home in Fort Wayne, Indi ana. Mrs. w. N Rees entertained at din ner Pridav evening in honor of her perfect condition of either guest, Miss Margaret Deltz. convinced that both are ready I Dr. and Mrs. B. G. Monkman and island a gruelling pace uy Bums i Mr and Mrs. .T n Watson are enter-1 to the gymnasium where they I taining a number of friends who com-) working out every afternoon. posed a camping party to Hiaawayj undisputed bantamweight springs earlier in the season with a . championship title of the northwest weekend party, including Mr. and i j.!nKM, on the outcome and each one Mrs. Walter Hinkle of Ecno, Jjr. nu , wH try t0 his lever best to win. Mas- air The Rennett-Mascott twenty round I bout, scheduled for next Tuesday ev cnhig, is creating no little interest not only In Pendleton but In the sur- I rounding country and Indications aro ! that there will be a full house when ' the two bantams meet in their return i engagement, ! The boxing fan? have not forgot j ten the whirlwind draw these bos boxed last June and are eager to see ' them at each other again. Mascott Is I working much better than when he I was here last and will undoubtedly j give a good account of himself. Ben nett is working like a little demon ! every day and anyone doubting the will be to up are Build a home on that lot of yours lUiild It yom-self lis easy and erolitmih'fil. $'Jo,"i wilt Im.v a complete liuuie from the iiitnu'iT "knock dowu" h'Mise company of the 1'aeiiic I'twlM. Parts numbered ready to be fitted together and dims all thfre is to It. Just fol'ow the pians with a hammer a Butwiautial, permanent and attractive home results. Your own ideas carried out and satis faction guaranteed. Catalogue free write to day for Mnr copy. Heady liuilt House Co., 994 Kroadway. Portland, Oregon. f HONE 666 PHONE For INDEPENDENT MESSEN GER SERVICE Open Day and Night Commencing September 10. Rates 15 cents and up. RAY KELSO, Prop. Mrs. M. S. Kern of Pendleton and Mrs. A. G. Means of Umatilla and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze. Carl Helm of Stanfield, was a bus iness visitor in town today. D. R. Brownell was a business vis itor from Vmatilla Friday. Mrs. H. G. Newport is attending the fair in Heppner this week. W. T. Sellers returned this morn ing from Pendleton where he has been marketing a car of melons. Mica Roaoio MoPherson was an overnight visitor with her parents In Pendleton Wednesday. Mrs. .T Stephens and Mrs. D. R- Brownell of Umatilla, spent the day Friday in town shopping. J. D. Watson Is a Pendleton visitor today. ' TlirciWned WlUi Death. PITTSBURG Sept. 17. Despite Vienna denials official warnings to Austro-Huogarlai tubjects that death may be the pena'ty for aiding in mak ing' munitions for the allies were printed t-iay is me Austrian papers vanfa. Penns; Iv Burning rum caused great difficul ty to sailors fighting the fire caused by a recent explosion on the Minne haha. The vessel was In command of Captain Claret. ott is a youngster at the game and is eager to build up a reputntion, while Bennett, a veteran, wants to demonstrate conclusively that he is not going back. He really looks as good as in the days when he fought Monte Attel, Danny Webster and Frankie Conley. Joe Farrell and a dark horse from Spokane are down for the semlwind up and this bout alone will be well worth seeing. Earl Snyder and Curly Smith will step four rounds for a lively curtain raiser. U. of C. Mopes for Invincible Squad Athena Boy Will be Given Tryout in Coast League Before You Let Any Con crete Work It will pay you to see S. RUGO & CO. Phone 536. Pendleton, Ore. SAN FRANCISCO tho Nov Vq - is. i Palatial 6-Deek Steamships gg "Great Northern" and "Northern Pacific" g FVII1Y TUESDAY. TIURSDAY. SATURDAY FOH p SAN FRANCISCO. 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The restoring of the voice to its normal quality and the freedom from a troublesome and annoying disease. The treatment is operative, there are no failures, and but little if any pain. D. N. REBER, M. D. Kje, Ear. None and Throat Specialist. Schmidt Dldg., Pendleton. "LEFTY" SHICK GETS CIIAXCE TO SHOW ins SPEED WITH PORTLAND NIXE. "Lefty" Shick, the crack Athena pitcher who was largely responsible for the county championship going to that town last spring, will be giv en a tryout next season with the Portland coast team. Jlmmle Rich ardson, scout for the McCredies, yes terday called upon Shick, secured his record, sized him up and decided he looked good enough to offer a chance in faster company. Shick pitched some fine ball for Athena last season. He has an ad mirable physique for a pitcher, has lots of speed and curves and has. more than ordinary southpaw control. When right he Is a hard man to hit and his friends believe that, under competent coaching, he will develop Into a fit twirler for fast company. Shick pitched for Weston two years ago and was with Walla Walla once. Richardson also has his eye on sev eral other players In the East End and Blue Mountain leagues and 1 casting his eye over their records. t ? ft fs-w Mi I -y I s If' v' - i 1 . Mn . . ill Ki e i v J A ""vxi ,v'? 1 , v 4 ! I Horses laiiteiJ I WILL be in Pendleton af ter the Round-Up, to buy war horses. COACH. A.4.STH3G Captain "Peta1" Russell and Coach, A. A Stagp, "Pete" Russell is back in the- fnl verslty of Chicago that and the fact that Alonzo A. Stagg, the veteran coach, is still on the Job, makes the students at that seat of learning-very optomistic regarding the football outlook for 1915. Chicago lost her quota of regulars via the graduation route, hut then Pete Russell is almost a. whole team In himself and Stagg will surely find endugh men to. piece out th eleven. CAPT. PS. ft ufstLL . RusgH is one of those rare quar terbacks, who has an innate sense of football, knows how to call for the right play at the right time, never loses his head and can carry the ball with the best of them. Last year Russell was one of the sensations of the west. He Is a marvelous booter, a sure daring tackle and a star at running through a broken field. Seme of the regulars back In Una Include Flood, fullback; Gordon, half back; Sparks and Whiting, guards; and Shull and Jackson, tackles. They should be solid colors 1 5 hands high and fromi five to nine years old. If you have horses for sale here's your chance. J. D. HUSTON At the O. K. Feed Yard: Telephone 516, THE QUELLE RESTAURANT Open Day and Night Special Evening Lunches rlne, C4eao FttraUhed Roomi n Connection Steam Heated 1 Meals 25 c Gus LaFontaiiie, Prop. and: up FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY Bucknell vs. Bloomsburg Normal School, at Lewlston, Mq. Carlisle Indians vs. Albright, at Car lisle, Pa. PACIFIC COAST LEAGCE. At Portland At Portland 7 12 3 Vernon 0 4 2 t Pan Francisco Oakland 4 11 2 San Francisco 2 8 1 I Los Angeles Salt Lake 3 10 2 Los Angeles 3 11 1 Game called In 16th inning becausa of darkness. FEDERAL LEAGUE. At St Louls St. Louis Brooklyn At Pittsburg Pittsburg Baltimore . . . At Kansas City- Kansas City . . Newark ... 3 .. 0 AMERICAS' LEAGUE. At Boston Boston T 3 Detroit J At Washington St. Louis t 1 Washington 0 8 At Philadelphia Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 6 11 Second game: Cleveland i Philadelphia 1 7 At New York New York 3 1 Chicago 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE. At St. Louis St. Louis ..: 1 Boston 0 Second game: Boston 2 St. Louis 2 At Cincinnati Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 0 At Chicago Brooklyn 7 Chicago 5 At Pittsburg Pittsburg . . v ( New York , . . 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