East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 21, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, SECTION THREE, Image 15

East Oregonian : E.O., February 21, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, SECTION THREE, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextTWENTY PAGES SECTION THREE PAGES 15 TO 20 (QreAonian) I TWENTY PAGES SECTION TMH I I 2 PAGES 15 TO 20 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1920. & SEMI-WEEKIY 1 1 ; COLLEGE PRESIDENTS POINT OUT EXTENT OF SACRIFICE TAX ASKS One 10-Oent Cigar a Week Less or One New Tie in Year is Average Burden of Mam moth Educational Benefit. iiitcndame ut the Coi valllH 04 n( Efetravaganf, I POItTI.AND. Feb. 21. Oho rO.Mnt ciKnr a week lout for the mo Iter, or I one new nllk fie Uhh in u yunr for any I other man la Just about what It in fOttlg to coBt the uvernffe tuxaer if I the increuned levy of .:& mill anked i by the male Mutational lnntltutlonn ' la put over at the next election. Thin 1h accordhiK to the reckoning pt Preaiilent P ,. Campbell of the ! I'nlverHlty of Oregon, who wnn one of the IpOjftkori yeHterday at the City club ' luncheon at the Mention. Th other I speaker wax I'reHldent V. J. Kerr, of QregOfl Agl U-ult ural colIeKe. who spoke of the ihenouilnal liu reae in i Hoth men dttejured that the total .of two mills la not extravagant as j leompuref with the amount rerelved j elsewhere in similar Mnoolfl and point - : ed out that Washington Ih asking for ( three mills. "Ipt ua frankly faco the situation," said I'resident Campbell. "it will ; mean a heavy burden, but the atate was never better able t c i meet It than j now. If It isn't put over looo young I men and women must be- turned away from our institutions of hiuher ' education next year. The returns are i tremendous and the hardship la very j hllKht in comparison." Appropriation 4LYuscn. Among? the rliffieultles the school I must face next fall, ho said, was the j cessation of the special appropriation which brought the university's share I up to one mill. This will return It to the .74 mill previously allowed. This! is not sufficient to care for the in- ' OT4togg4fl attendance and does not pro vide salaries for Instructors to meet the cum petit too offered else win-re. Failure, hot h id ilea tors' said, would mean that the schools must lose some f their best faculty members. ON STANFORD MELEE PREACHER HAS TWO SONS IH RING pi Coffee There is nothing about the berakfast more pleas ing than a cup of good coffee. In these times of high prices it is hard to get a real good coffee for less ihan 65c per pound. We have looked ahead in our coffee line and have bought a good supply of A No. 1 Bulk Coffee and by doing so we are able to offer you a high grade coffee at 50c per pound. The next time you place your order for coffee we would advise you to give this coffee a trial. Pendleton Trading Co. "If it's in the Market We Have It'9 PORTLAND, Feh. 21. -After te.siinn Vatn1' against the new .lO-fiU Hjdit rule adopted by the northwest college conference for football receipts the University of Washington finally has swum; around to it . Contracts were signed last week for two games with Stanford university under an agreement to split the receipts 060 Washington has been bucking on. a contract with the Oregon Agricultural college demanding that if the Aggi'-a play 'in Beat tit under those terms the second game will have to be played In Portland. Washington's new schedule now In cludes games with Idaho, Whitman, t )regon, Stanford and a Turkey da y game at Seattle with Dartmouth. Washington plays only two coast con ference games, so it Is likely Manager Melsnet will get togeth'-r with Man agar Itichardsnn of the Oregon AgtflM and nuree to a contract mutually beneficial. I Great (iiinntities of RlJcaJgin. an ex ternal anesthetic invented by an Am 'erican. was used with good results in j Prcsch and Italian army hospitals. PORTLAND Sunday-, Rey. K. F. Zimmerman le in his pul pit putting the old right Into h s sermons, while his two sons, Neal and Earl, act as ushers. But on weekdays Rev, Zimmerman is right by the lads, encouraging them to Yiciory over their opponent in thft ring. Both are winners. KREIGER WILL ARRIVE IDAHO MAT MEN LOSE TUESDAY TO PREPARE FOR SATUDAY MATCH O'Brien is Working Out Here and Battle Looms; Ray Mc Carr'oll Will Meet Geneck and Hayes on Mat. TO W. S. C. GRAPPLERS SERVICE SERVICE This means money for you to Money talks so do we. We are trying talk you into saving a few dollars on your tires. Possibly you don't need them, but, they are handy to have around. The surest way that we can think of to ac complish the above is to let us take care of your Tire needs. Both by furnishing you with the best tires to be procured and then let our tire man keep them in good condition for vou. OUR SERVICE IS FREE. W e carry a Full Line of both GOODYEAR and DIAMOND. Both are Good and Both Guaran teed. Also Oils, Greases and Auto Accessories of all kinds. Bentley & Rinehart Accessories, Oils and Greases Phone 705 Opposite the Postoffice SERVICE SERMCK s o O1 M n Henry Krelger, who is to meet Dan O'Frlen in the wind-up of the Am- criran Legion smoker here next Rat I unlay night, will arrive In Pendleton on No. 6. Tuesday morning, according I to a letter received from Bob Pwaysse his manager, by Matchmaker Ralph Shaw yesterday. Kreiper is in trail) -jing In Portland now, while O'Brien is doing h is working out here. "Kreiger will be in excellent shape for O'Brien and I am sure he will win by the knock-out route." Swayze I writes, "He is training and boxing everv dny with 1'ete Mitchie, who is scheduled to fight Tuggy Morton at a local smoker. If he wins against , O'Brien, of which I am sure, I should j like to treat with you about putting j him on at your smoker following the ' one on the 2Sth." Manaavr Will Not come. Swayze will not accompany his j protege to Pendleton but the local boys are arranging to see that the I fighter is well looked after. His! manager Is on the sport staff of the Oregon Journal and is kept busy I watching the DOXlrtg game In the Rose 1 city, which is now on the boom. The three sets of boys who will box in the preliminaries are working hard for the matches and McCarroll. wrestler, is also getting into shape. The Ronnd-t'p star is scheduled to j take on two men in the one evening". Mct'arroll to Meet Two. Louis Oeneck, who will Weigh 1 T " ; by the time or he match, is a recent j addition to l he Pendleton order Of ! crapplers but believes he can take . McCar roll's measure. After their bout, Mit'arroll will go on, with Kd Hayes, an Indian from the reservation. Letters and requests are are coming in from service men all over the coun ty asking about the big affair that MOSCOW, Idaho, Feb. 21. The WaahingtOh State college -wrestling team defeated the University of Idaho mat men here yesterday in an interest ing series of five bouts, the Cougars taking three of the matches, crowd witnessed the meet. The results were: 1S5 pounds -4 berhanslcy, won decision over Throop, W in 8 minutes. 145 pounds Brogg. W. 8. C Ben well, Idaho, in 2 lUinuU onds. 158 nounds Bierson. W A large Idaho, H. C, '.. threw 30 Sfic I da he minutes 45 W. i' won de In 9 mln- threw Batch seconds. 15s pounds 1-ang Dli n over Smith. utes. ITS pounds Brown. Idaho, threw Trommanhouser, W. 8. C, in 2 min utes 35 seconds. 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