East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 15, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAffES DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1915. PAGE SEVEN Also packed in packages of 20 for 10c r"m 10 mi. 7 Xc of Quality V MmJ The biggest selling 5c cigarette in the country. A smoke quality that you and thousands like, and you keep on liking them, and when we add up the big sales, it makes Pied monts the big winner. To make this cigarette more attractive, if it's possible, we now enclose a Whole Coupon in each package. This will give the Piedmont smokers an opportunity to secure some of our very elegant premiums the best articles ever offered the public. You will find many articles you would enjoy having we want you to have them also articles that please women and children. Send for a large, illustrated catalogue it's free. There is no purer or milder form of smoking than these splendid Piedmont Cigarettes "PR 1717 f Send for our illustrated catalogue ot " IVHE 1 handsome presents which you can obtain for our Ijj: or coupons. Send your name and address on a postal, address Premium Department, 331 Battery Street. San Francisco. SPORTS Tommy Clark Knocks Out Farrell in Ten Round Go Last Night Bill) FarfwU, who lout to Tommy Clark in a 20 round bout when they fouxht here luKt month, wan knocked out In the 10th round by Clark last night at the Oregon theater. In the 10th. Clark put a left to Farrell g Jaw and the latter went down for the count of nine. He got to his feet hut Clark caught him again on the Jaw and Farrell took the count. He was not knocked unconscious but the ter rific punches of Clark shattered him so cnmnletelv that he could not con tinue. The previous fight of these boys ended In an unsatisfactory way when Farrell. colluding with Clark In ft clinch, made a large gash In the for mers forehead and tit referee gave the decision to Clark. The majority of fans felt that Farrell was a better boy than the Portland fighter and the return bout was.arranged. There was much interest In last night s fight for this reaton and one of .the largest crowds nf any fight In this city re. ently was on hand to see the mill. Clark worked his rushing tactics as before and frequently had Farrell In the ropes. Referee Asa U. Thomson of Echo warned Clark several timet against rushing. The warnings seem ed to work Clark into a fury and In the loth 'he opened up with vicious punches which appeared to baffle Far rell. Before the round had ended, Farrell was groggy. He staggered to his feet after being sent to the floor but another Jab caught him on the law and this time he was unable go on. It was a clear knock-out Clark. One Interesting preliminary, refer eed by Buddy Stevens, opened the program of the everting. The first, between Bog Grey of' Hoiiuiam and Billv Edwards of Marshfleld. went four rounds, the decision being given td Grey. I-ast night's fight may le the last In which Farrell will be seen here. He said this morning that he expect ed to leave Pendleton. .16. comparative score route, the football world should have come food for thought after tomorrow's battle at Cambridge. It Isn't often that a chance to get a line on the big fellows comes so early In the season. About all that can be said about the game is that Percy Haughton hasj a battle on his hands that Is many degrees removed from a tea party. Inj Thurman. Virginia probably has as; good a kicker as there is In the game ! this year, and he defeated Yale prac- j tically single handed Virginia's vic tory wasn't a fluke II was earned. a fact of which Haughton is probably fully aware. That he will throw his full strength into the breach goes! without saying. Virginia has a lot to fight for. Vic-1 torles over Tale and Harvard the peers of the collegiate kingdom in a single year would raise the southern school to an enviable position in the, athletic world. Yale meets springrieid tomorrow, i General cattle market range: The Massachusetts Institution gener- select steers IS.TS6S.J ally has a team of huskies, but the ' nay teers I.I6IM.5 Blue should win In rather easy style. r;00(i (0 choice .001.1 Since the Virginia defeat. Frank Ordlnarv to fair 5 00'.;' 7 MARKET SHOWS FEW CHANGES (From Thursday's Journal.) So far as the general situation was concerned, there was no change In the livestock market at North Port land for the day. With the exception of a small bunch of cattle, the arri als consisted entirely of swine. Top hogs sold this morning in the local market at l.60 or the same price as similar quality brought yes terday. There was a mixed tone In the h..g trade at eastern points today, values being lower to higher. , General hog market Best light Medium light I.3KM.40 Good to heavy I.S0.tS liough to heavy tMM Poor (attic Arrive. There was only a small supply of cattle reported in the yards overnight and these were of Indifferent quality. While the demand for extreme quality cattle continue good at North Portland with top steers around IMS. the poor stuff is still showing nothing but neglect. Eastern cattle markets were steady to lower this morning. El) be ended the dream of years that I the tank-town, would some da I great railroad center To Mary Twining the closing of the I ill-starred little railroad was tragedy. jThe C, ft E.. for all her Interest In It and her faith in Elyrla. never pros- pered. The engine was tne first ever oseu in tne i oiorauo mountains, u the financiers had'nt rowed about the C. ft E. entrance to the Denver union station. Mary Twining' dream mlhti have come true But Elyrla. the en gine and Mary Twining have grown old n the waiting -and now Mary knows the waiting was In vain. For fifteen of the to years the wheezy engine labored between El yrla and Scranton her son Harry was engineer and later her grandson Har- gone to l-adville stay in Elyria. SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES CZ: HOT TAMLES CHILLI CON GARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up t -date; FIRST CLASS 8BK Vli TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood Stn. Phone 1ST Pendleton. Ore. ITS GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE TO BRIRNG BACK COLOR ANI LI STRE TO HAIR U for ThlrM Is Nearly Fatal. NEWELL, S. D Oct. 14. Selling a bottle of carbolic acid In the belief that It was liquor. William Wright a I" Me - from Fort hospitul here. wallowed a quantity of the liquid. The prompt administration of antl Jotei caved his life. 'JllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllirIIIIU'l I NOODLES, CHOP SUEY, CHINA DISHES 1 rCWY' KWONG HONG LOW E WVW 116 West Alts St., Upitairi, Phone 433 Niiimiiiiiiiiiiiii ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii huh iimuiHiitninuiiiiiimiii? Crimson Gets Acid Test in This Game initVVItK LINES I P WITH I'M VERfllTY l' VIRGINIA IN t; VME sm itliAY. BY GEnltGE it. HoLMES (United Press staff Correspondent, i NEW YORK, net. 15. The sched ule makers for lilt were kind to the depositors. Through, a kindly kink In the 1915 playing chart, it will be pos sible tomorrow night to form an idea of h,,w Yale and Harvard compare for their annual gridiron tussle. The big Crimson eleven gets the acid test when it lines up against the University of Virginia team, which two weeks ago sprung the surprise of the present season by defeating Yale on her own field. 10 to 0. By the Bin Key nan given me iii eleven one ,(,8t C()WS of the biggest shakings up in Yale'.- ,;ood (J prIne football history, and the result of he j select bulls Jostling will be watched with muchipancv nulf concern by Yale partisans. I Ordinary bulls Princeton should run up an over-lg calves whelming score against- Iafayette.l The Pennsylvania boys aren't to strong this year as in other years, and' should be meat for the Tigers. There is a strong suspicion that the Navy Is in for a drubbing at the hand - . of Pennsylvania tomorrow. The Mid dies were showed up in rather ' bad I light by Georgetown a few weeks ago. Cornell. Dartmouth and the Army j should have comparatively easy games with Bucknell, Vermont and J Colgate, respectively. In the West, three conference games are on docket, which alone are enough to insure a day of classic football entertainment. Chicago undoubtedly will adminis ter her annual drubbing to Indiana. It isn't an event for Chicago to lick Indiana any more its a habit i there is no reason to expect any up set this year. Indiana has changed her style of play in the last two I years with the coming of Clarence ii'hllds. a Yale man. but from press dispatches she doesn't compare fa vorably with Man's aggregation. The Wisconsin-Purdue game should be a pretty battle, and the Badgers should win. Purdue has been held to 7-7 tie with little Wabash this season which doesn't give her much prestige in Conference rank-. Coach Bill Ju. r.eau's big team', captained by Howard I Buck, as good a football man as will I br found in the rmiiitry. rolled up an avalanche of s; points against Law j tence a few Saturdays ago. showing I at least that the Badgers have a rath- urinu machine, ored in some nuart tie Hie, .Vine title re nferenre sisters and ikota. Coach Hawley's Iowa team plays Northwestern. Michigan meets Case. Mlsouri takes on Oklahoma and hraska lines up against Washbi roundinu out an attractive schedule 5.00 ii B.I 8 4.50i 4.7:. 4.5014.75 4. 25 2.50&3.5fl 7.50S8.0'' Mutton Trade Is Firm. While there were no arrivals at all in the mutton trade at North Port land, the situation Is very strong al though no change in the price from that received yesterday is indicated. All the big killers are purchasing their full requirements direct in the country and are therefore not bidding for the limited volume of stuff that has come forward of late to the local yards. Mutton market conditions In the east were steady to higher this morn ing. General mutton market: Choice spring lambs ....$ 7.15 Common spring lambs .. I.IS0S.7I Choice yearling wethers . 6. 508 6.75 flood yearlings 6.40 and ! Old wethers 4.7." 1 ." Choice light ewes 6.25 Good ewes 5.008 5.50 Hough heavy ewes 3.75(0 4.25 IJvesUx'k Shippers. Hogs Robert McCrnw. Golden dale. Wash.. 1 load; A. D. Messenger, Sundale, Wash., 1 load; J. M. 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