DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1915,
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ACTION SCENES FROM THE ROUND-UP OF 1914
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WRI3HT GETS DECISION IN
20 ROUNDS WITH CARPENTER
.ATTFIl IS GIVEN FEARFCIi
llWTIXG BIT STAYS TO
THE END.
At Kansas City
Kansas City 9 13 6
Baltimore 7 10 0
At St. U)Uls
Louis 6 8 0
Buffalo .
At Plttsburs
Pittsburg Newark .
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.2 9 0
.1 7 4
Ti l!y Wright of Seattle last night
won a decision over Jack Carpenter
of I'.uise at the end of twenty rounds;
of liard fighting in the Oregon the-
ater. The decision was an earned onej
nd when Referee Bud Anderson heldj
tip 'vYriKht's hand, there were few to
dispute his verdict thus announced, j
Carpenter, whose fighting powers I
well known here, took a fearful
beating last night at the hands of the
clever Seattle boy. His face was
bru'wed and cut by the healthy wal
lops and swings which the younger
man landed frequently but still he
bored In. seemingly impervious ti
the dynamic jolts he was absorbing.
His own wicked haymakers generally
hit on empty air or were stopped oy i
arms and gloves, the Seattle boxer I
showing himself clever on the defen
sive as well as Ion the offensive.
Many thought the Boise fighter j
would not stay ten rounds, so manyj
Mows were landing on him, but at the)
1 0h round he. was fighting like aj
demon and landed a hard blow that ,
made Wright groggy. It was prac
tlrally the only round that was Car
renters by a clear margin.
NATIONAL I.EAGIE.
At Pittsburg R. H. K
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Poston
Pittsburg
At Chicago
Chicago 8 S ft
Philadelphia 0 4 1
Second Game
Philadelphia 8 9 1
Chicago 0 2 5
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati 7 12 1
Brooklyn 5 9 3
Track Stars Meet.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25. Jole Ray,
of the Illinois A. C, the man who
beat Norman Taber, world's record
holder, in the national championship,
was a feature of the track meet of
the New York A. C, at Travers Is
land today. Other fast men were
entered.
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Football Today.
Philadelohia-Pennsylvanie vs.
I'AfinC COAST LEAGUE.
kl T'i.rtl:.nd R. H. E.
S;in Francisco &
Portland
At San Francisco
Oakland 7
Los Angeles 2
At 1js Angelef.
Vernon 5
Salt Lake 0
West Virginia.
Washington,' Pa. W'. & J. vs.
Geneva.
Wiiliamston. Mass. Wil-
Hams vs. Rensselaes Poly.
Worcester, Mass. Holy Cross
vs. Bates.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
A i Boston R. H.
St. lxiuis
Boston .
At New York
Cleveland 4
New York 1
At Philadelphia
Chicago
Philadelphia 5
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Philadelphia 5
At Washington
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1500 Pairs of Socks Given.
TjT-t.TTH. KeDL 25. More than 1,-
snn nni nf socks were added to the
ChHMmaji shower for Canadian sol
diers on European battlefields as the
result of the all day and night snower
for the Canadian soldiers here.
One Duluthian donated sufficient
money to purchase 1000 pairs of wool
en socks, and other large contribu
tions were made.
One old woman contributed a doz
en paira of socks she had knitted her.
self. Last night's estimate places the
number of articles received at 4000
with 2J0 ijxash.
vt:iekal league
At i"hicago R. H. E.
Chicago S 5 0
Pronklyn 0 3 i
Turks Chase Russians.
iiT-BinM. Sent. 25. Constan
tinople dispatches received here via
Berlin state that tne rurKisn ui.
emerged from the Bosporus, dispers
ed the Russian Black sea fleet of de
stroyers 'on blockade duty off Turkish
coaling ports.
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MONEY muft re& in the
bank to draw int'rest.
VELVET never could
have its age-mellowed
smoothness ef it didn't
rest in the wood.
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No time savlnjj "process
ing" can ever mellow out
the rawness, that even the best Burley
possesses when young. VELVET, The
Smoothest Smoking Tobacco, owes its
excellent qualities of taste and fragrance
to two years' careful ageing. 10c tins and
Sc metal-lined bags.
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AT THE ROUND-UP.
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Yes, I'm one of a gay bunch of cow
boys
That belong to the Bar X ranch,
And we'll give you the best
We can find in the west
At the Pendleton Round-up ana
dance.
Myself having once been a "Short
Horn," I'll put you right onto the game
Of playing the part
In a "thorough-bred's art,
When your nerve and your legs
have gone lame.
If you get an invite from the punch
ers
Tn attend a "party" or "ball,"
Just wear your old clothes
And look full of repose.
With a free exhibition of gall. ,
And when the crowd gathers m
forces,
Make believe you don't give a
hang;
Rut bluster and Joke,
Chew tobacco "and Bmoke,
"ntw Tnhnson blows in
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with his gang. I
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If the ball room looks shy as to
females, ,
And "Shorty" should ask you to
dance,
Don't stop to Inquire
I' they mean to fire, ,
But to miss all the bullets, Just
prance!
If you get into 'deep conversation
With a good looking chap named"
"Jim,"
Don't mention a "skirt,"
For one did him dirt,
And It's no double harness for
him. ,
There's a fellow so gruff he might
scare you;
They call him "Black Willie, the
Wild,"
But he's perfectly tame
They Just gave him that name
Why, he'd eat from your hand
he's so mild.
In that little white house over yonder
Lives the dandiest girl in the land,
But the boys never stay,
When she gallops this way,
For she s roped and she s wearing
my brand.
Our bronchos? Well they are some
horse-flesh;
We're all proud of "Royal Prince
Hall:"
Well, I'll see you again,
Thanks, I hope I will win;
"Let 'er buck" is our motto, old
Pal.
VIRGINIA DRAKE.
Seaside, Oregon.
Own Ebbing IJfe Studied.
DENVER, Sept. 24. With the
dav And almost the hours of life re
manlng to him calculated with scien
tific accuracy, Dr. W. W. Kenney
slept soundly at the hospital where
he is awaiting death. He was rest
ing easy, calmly studying the symp
toms, which to his trained mind
showed the ebb and flow of his slight
chance of life.
fmlnmt nnoclal lts carefully com
pared their observations with those
of the physlcia patient, and gravelv
discussed with him the scientific
questions connected with his case.
Dr. Kenney took a hypodermic in
jection of what he thought was a
sleeping potion. Instead he used a
slow, deadly poon, which ordinar
ily kills Its victims In a few days,
through Its action on the kidneys.
Th'rd wife Spol's Plana.
RICHMOND, Ind., Sept. 24. Sum
moned from her home In Rantoul,
HI , by detectives she employed to
trail her husband, Mrs. Thornburg ar
rived In Richmond In time to prevent
ih mnrrlaee of Miss Laura Smyth-
ers, of Kentucky to Thornburg, who
had posed as divorced, the detectives
have announced. i
A year ago Thornburg was the cen
tral figure In the finding of 1 10,000
in gold and currency en a farm near
town. Mrs. Thornburg, who Is his
third wife, became suspicious when
her husband returned to Rantoul, aft
er a week's absence, with a dozen
handkerchiefs exquisitely embroid
ered with his Initials.
ulators led by ministers and seme of
the more prominent citizens of Hick
man, visited 2S alleged "blind pigs"
and forced their proprietors, and em
ployes to leav town.
This action followed a tliple tra
gedy. No arrests were made by the
visiting committees but many gallons
J liquor were confiscated aad pour
1 Into the streets.
No eff irt was made to resist th.
action of the. regulators.
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Girl, 7, swims Delaware.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24. Ethel
Sehutt, 7 years old, swam across the
Delaware river between the Race
street pier on the Pennsylvania side
and the Mathls shipyard wharf on the
Camden sido In 31 minutes.
The child swam not less than two
and a quarter miles, a feat worthy of
many strong adult swimmers. Not
onlv did she accomplish her feat
against an unusually strong tide, but
a strong wind was blowing and rain
threatened to fall every minute.
Accompanying little Miss Schutt
were Helen Pennypacker and Sophie
Ttrnw-n. 12 nnri 13 years old. respec
tively. They swam close to Ethel, but
not once did the latter call on them
for assistance, or. Indicate that she
could nut continue,
FIFTY FOURTH ANNUAL STATE FAIR.
J. H. Booth, Prest. W. Al Jones, Secy..
1905 State Fair Nat Held on Account of Lewis and',
Clark E-fcpositinn.
$20,000 IN PREMIUMS
An Exposition in itself. The Pride of Oregon. A
Great College for the one engaged in AgricuU
tural, Horticultural and Livestock pursuits.
A FULL WEEK AT THE OREGON STATE FAIR
BROADENS THE INTELLECT.
Munter, the Aviator, will make Two Flights Daily.
Fre 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 closes
October 2nd, write to
Germanx Accuse J'rencli.
BERLIN. Sept. 24. "A captured
French officer." says the Overseas
News Agency, "carried in his pocket j gj
an order from Minister of War Filler- ps
and, showing clearly that the French
government had pressed into army
service German citizens, inhabitants , g
of Alsace-Irralne. Era
The order divided these Into two p
classes and provided that those wlll.j3
Ing to fight against Germany should , 3
be protected against the death sen- j 3
tence for high treason in case 01 meit 1
capture. 2
Slavs Win Victory. t
PETROGRAD, Sept. 24. Brilliant g
victories for the Slavs at both ends
6f their front won claimed officially. g
The Germans, approaching the Dwi-
na river 27 miles southeast of Riga,
were heavily defeated by General g
Russky, while General Ivanoff cap-
r d tXVmT pr a gi- 1 W. AL JONES, Secretary ..SALEM, OREGON
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southwest of Dvinsk wun uie u- efam
mans assaulting the Russian posi- jm
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King Confers Dlly.
ATHENS, Sept. 24. King Con
stantino and Premier Venlzelos are
conferring almost daily In an effort
to thresh out tangled diplomatic af
fairs. They also are expected to de
termine, soon whether Greece will re
main neutral or enter the war on the
side of the allies.
rulM-na Ttnn "llllnil Pum"
HICKMAN, Ky., Sept. 24 Busi
ness was suspended here, whtls reg-.
THE QUELLE RESTAURANT
Open Day and Night J lVfAnU 9Kr and
Special Evening LunchM J IflCttlO dJ Up
IftSSZZStZ Heated Gus LaFontaine, Prop.
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